Matsuno Karamatsu [Osomatsu-san] (
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[It had been about two weeks since he'd found himself in this shelter. There were animals of all sorts, but mostly they took in cats and dogs with cats being kept in their own area more securely inside as opposed to where the dogs were. Small cage-like kennels that they stayed in until they were adopted or fostered, this sort being a no-kill shelter.
They just had no clue, somehow, that one of the "cats" that a family had brought in to them was no cat at all.
Karamatsu would say that, overall, he didn't really mind this place too much. Sometimes it got loud and he got very lonely without his family, but it was something like an extended vacation, wasn't it? That's what they'd told him, anyway. And being too young to really understand it as anything else (while knowing his parents were too big to actually get inside such a small kennel with him), he wasn't too bothered by knowing they weren't immediately with him. After seeing his fellow kennel mates and other cats being taken away every day, it brought him to the realization that the only way to find his family again would be to get someone to take him out.
That's how Karamatsu learned to start making himself as obvious as he could, strutting in front of the cage bars and meowing as loud as he could, though...people didn't seem to react well to his attempts at being cute. He didn't meow so much as yowl, and it wasn't very appealing to prospective adopters. He had an unusual coat, too- orange/yellow with dark black stripes, white patches on his belly and neck...he was really odd for a cat.
But he wasn't going to give up. Someone would come along, if his parents didn't first.]
They just had no clue, somehow, that one of the "cats" that a family had brought in to them was no cat at all.
Karamatsu would say that, overall, he didn't really mind this place too much. Sometimes it got loud and he got very lonely without his family, but it was something like an extended vacation, wasn't it? That's what they'd told him, anyway. And being too young to really understand it as anything else (while knowing his parents were too big to actually get inside such a small kennel with him), he wasn't too bothered by knowing they weren't immediately with him. After seeing his fellow kennel mates and other cats being taken away every day, it brought him to the realization that the only way to find his family again would be to get someone to take him out.
That's how Karamatsu learned to start making himself as obvious as he could, strutting in front of the cage bars and meowing as loud as he could, though...people didn't seem to react well to his attempts at being cute. He didn't meow so much as yowl, and it wasn't very appealing to prospective adopters. He had an unusual coat, too- orange/yellow with dark black stripes, white patches on his belly and neck...he was really odd for a cat.
But he wasn't going to give up. Someone would come along, if his parents didn't first.]
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[He smooths his thumb roughly over the crown of his head where he'd have eyebrows, smiling crookedly.]
But don't worry too much about what humans do. You're a tiger.
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Uh huh. I'm gonna be a big tiger someday!
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Yeah, I know. You're gonna outgrow this apartment real quick.
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[No Karamatsu that...isn't how it works.]
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...no, not really. Not easily.
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[You know, for a small tiger cub it might be.]
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...No, you're just small right now.
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How big do humans get?
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Ah... I'm, an adult, so I'm. Full-grown. To be fair I'm on the smaller end of humans, both because I'm Japanese and I'm a sextuplet.
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[He seems more curious now about the things Ichimatsu's saying and less interested in food...at least for the moment.]
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[Ruffles him a little.] It's kinda like a litter, except groups of children aren't common with humans.
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And you don't live together anymore? Did something happen?
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...not especially, we just grew up. Humans don't live with their families forever.
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Sounds...lonely.
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...also quiet, and way more likely to not have your shit messed with or your food eaten and actually have the time to decompress and have you-time.
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Huuungry...
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I guess you just eat meat raw, yeah? I gotta look up if I can feed you vegetables and starches and stuff, I know rice and carrots are good for domestic cats but I'm admittedly tiger-stupid.
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[He chirps, immediately standing up on all fours in the chair when Ichimatsu plops him onto the seat. He goes even further to prop his forepaws up on the edge of the table, trying to peer over at Ichimatsu over it.]
No crunchy stuff!
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[While the cub feasts, he cleans and cuts the other pieces and puts them in containers, one in the fridge and one in the freezer, and tosses the remaining cubes into a pan to cook for himself.]
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Nyaaa-haha! It's so good, Ichimatsu!
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I'm glad.
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Ahh....
[He probably ate that way too fast, but at least he's happy.]
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I guess you can sleep on my futon with me, I haven't really got much else to offer unless you wanna lay on the pillow by the table I was on earlier.
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