Calbrach's personality has many elements, though it's still simple. In almost every aspect of his personality, he is a moderate. <br />His age shows, with wisdom and a respect for simple logic that he has grown over the years, but he still makes mistakes. <br />He does not think of himself as a wise old cat, more just a sensible, not young, cat. He very much enjoys running. <br />He likes to move around, traveling by swift foot. This isn't to say he has a problem with staying in a situation he enjoys, but he likes to see new things, new experiences, and so on. He has a borderline obsession with helping others. It comes off as a codependency to most, which may be true in some bases. He's a very social creature, not the dark loner he appears.
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Truthfully, he just likes to make things work. He enjoys the rush of excitement he gets when he finally works something out flawlessly. It's almost like defeating an enemy for him. This intense level of dedication to fixing things doesn't come without it's pitfalls. He does not know when to give up, ever. He will work himself to death over something that was out of his hands long ago. Once he picks a fight with a problem, he has a hard time accepting defeat.
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Despite his immense form, Calbrach is not a violent cat in the least. He doesn't enjoy fighting, simply put. It is no deep remorse, guilt, or sensitive stomach - he's been in his fair share of brawls in his life - he simply doesn't enjoy it. The adrenaline, the strength, the power, none of that registers for him. For him, it is a chore. This isn't to say that he will not fight when absolutely necessary, but his version of necessary and other's version may differ quite a bit. This has proven to be a troublesome flaw. In the wild, a willingness to fight is important, and <br />Calbrach still struggles to grasp that. He doesn't think about love much, if at all. He has seen beautiful females, even had a crush or two, but he values friendship above anything that's commonly deemed romantic. <br />Respect, trust, and enjoying each other's company, regardless of physical attraction, are what will draw him to you.
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His age has granted him a considerable level of self control. But just because his emotions don't wreak havoc, does not mean that they are not ringing through him on the inside. He is a master of the silent treatment when he's aggravated, and this silence can somehow be downright sufficating when he's angry. <br />However, oddly enough, he never sulks or pouts, per say. He often doesn't realize it when his mood is clearly agitated, as he does put forth his best effort to bottle his negative emotions. But, sulking grates on his nerves so harshly that he would not be able to do it without noticing, and then hating himself for it.
<br />If you do happen to get him so as furious as possible, you'll know it when the silence breaks. Like cracks in the armor, small comments and abrasive short sentences might escape him.
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Calbrach loves cubs, loves them! He loves to see how bursting with life they are, how ready to take on the world. However, he is a big voucher for 'let kids be kids' mentality. It angers him, deeply, to see children burdened with more responsibility than they should be. He knows they have their entire lives to be adults, but they will only be children for a short while, so he hates to see them wasting their youthful times. He can't help but say something to adolescents who act this way, as if they can't wait to grow up. He often feels the need to 'bang some sense into them', whether it will do any good or not. He's made quite a few young enemies this way, but once it gets to that point, he simply pities them.