Name: Virtue (Ver-CHOO)

Age: Undetermined, but young

Personality:

Very rebellious-(Showing a desire to resist authority, control, or convention) and very valiant-(Possessing or showing courage or determination), sweet, a great leader

Likes:

Other horses who agree with her, those who are as well rebellious and valiant, horses who'd be willing to give up their lives for others even at gun-point, and anarchy-(Absolute freedom from rule)

Dislikes:

Other horses who disagree regardless of what she fights for, selfish individuals, those who cowar away from a fight without even trying and those who back down to save their own skin instead of another's, being commanded and walked on, and her freedom being taken away from her

Herd: The Cimarron Herd

Breed: MustangXAmerican Paint(With a hint of Appaloosa)

Sire: Spirit

Dam: Rain

Siblings: None (Open)

Crush: None (Open)

Crusher: None (Open)

Foals: None (Open)

Desires:

For all to have the right to be free, to be a leader of freedom like her father Spirit, for all to get along, to die with no regrets knowing that what she had done was the right thing to do to give everyone the better benefit, and to be looked up to and be heard with her own voice

Song(s):

Take a look through my eyes- Phil Collins (Main song)

You can't take me: Bryan Adams (Her rebellious side)

Get off my back: Bryan Adams (Her valiant side)

Blown away: Carrie Underwood (The song of her past[See history discription])

History:

It wasn't too long after Spirit had returned to his herd with Rain as his newfound mate that Virtue was born, and in the beginning of her life she was very much like Spirit himself. She was a great example to the other foals of the herd and was fair to each and every one of them as well as making sure that they were just as fair to each other. As she grew older she learned the wisdoms to life, and took after her father with great leadership, while she took after her mother with cleverness. Her parents were happy to see their little filly grow, until the day Spirit died, and Virtue's life took a turn for the worst. After her father's death her mother had gone missing and was never seen or heard of again, and another horse whom was granted godparentship to Virtue took her in and took care of her as she could not yet fend for herself. Virtue considered her godfather as more of a stepfather, but unfortunately to her benefit of the doupt her godfather was abusive and mean. Any time she would stand up for herself against him as she would let her rebellious side take over in situations such as, he would punish her and an abusive way, but as she grew older she aslo grew tiered of his neglagence. One day she eventually had the courage to step up to him when he was being abusive to a foal who had gotten into trouble with the herd, and showed him her worst defiance towards him with hostility, and to her surprise and his dispise of his goddaughter he backed down. But soon the herd began to realize his abusive demeaner and eventually turned hostile towards him, looking up to Virtue when they needed him to back off, and she would step up to him. When the herd saw Virtue's leadership, they appointed her as their leader instead of her mean ole' godfather, but this infuriated him and he went on a rampaging attack mostly after Virtue. Virtue however had led him to the cliff and he fell to his well-earned fate, some called it murder, but she called it sweet revenge in pay back to his abuse to her. From that day forward she was the leader of the herd, and was looked upon for guidence when it was needed. Virtue became a peace-maker, and protected the herd with all her life, and they did the same in return.