marauding star children

Tethys has a coat reminiscent of the earliest stage of twilight, when the first rays of sunlight just barely begin to peek over the horizon. Her base coat is a deep, nearly-black purple. Littered across her coat are the sparsest hints of white flecks, closely resembling stars in a night sky. The most prominent feature of her coat is the sprinklings of light across her coat, gradients of bright purple and blue to orangeish pink, namely found on her tail, limbs, sides, back, and beneath her eyes. Finally her eyes are a vivid orange, standing out like a setting sun against the dark facial features.

As for height I'd like to make her as tall as possible (looking like 42" right now).

Alexithymic — Otherwise known as the inability to recognize emotions, Tethys will always struggle with identifying the emotions of others when they aren't expressed explicitly. Of course she understands that crying means sadness, and yelling means anger, but the finer subtleties of emotions are completely lost on her. Likewise, she often has difficulty recognizing her own emotions unless they are super polarizing.

Nonchalant  — Generally she masks her difficulty in relating to others with an air of complete nonchalance about everything, often making her seem wildly disinterested in everything around her - unless she's attempting to beat someone at something, of course. Nothing seems to phase her much, often to an unnerving degree.

Competitive  — Everything in life is a contest that can be won, at least according to her. She is perpetually weighing her abilities to that of those around her, wanting to always best everyone at everything they do, even if it doesn't particularly interest her. She believes she can excel if she just tries hard enough, and so she'll be driven by the success of those around her, always wanting to one-up everyone.

Stubborn — Perhaps due to her competitive streak, when she has her mind set on something it's hard to get her to budge from it, and she'll sooner go down with a fight than ever admit she's wrong about something. Somehow this leads to her being true to her word, because she doesn't like going back on something she's set her mind on.