Jaydin Eversnow

Jaydin Eversnow is a young adult snow leopard with a rough personality. He seemingly has no plans for his future, though he questions the state of his life on a daily basis.

Childhood
Jaydin was born as the first child of two well-off parents. However, differences between those parents soon resurfaced, and a young Jaydin frequently found hisself in the middle of the arguments his parents got into. Living between the two was a rollercoaster of emotions throughout the weeks, months and years. By the time Jaydin was four years old, his parents had a second child, but their bickering continued. Soon after the birth of the second child, Jaydin's parents began to divorce.

Soon, Jaydin was given the burden of personally choosing which of his parents would have custody of him. It was an incredibly difficult decision for a four year old, that ultimately resulted in him picking at random; his mother. The second child was in turn given to the father, who soon retreated to a military base with a friend consoling them.

Jaydin was taken by the mother, and moved far away from the father. Now that Jay was in the custody of his mother, he quickly began to realize the mistake he unknowingly made. The mother raised Jaydin in a very close-minded manner, a manner that was the reasoning behind his parents' arguments in the first place.

Jay was halfway indoctrinated with racist and homophobic viewpoints due to his mother, though the school system managed to lessen the impact such viewpoints had on the young cat's mind and personality. Jay was scolded and at times even beaten whenever he went against his mother's harsh rules, to the point where he completely stopped letting her know about himself and his life, bottling up his emotions and inadvertently letting it eat away at him.

Current Life and Parental Relationships
Now at the age of 24, Jaydin spends most of his time at home, in a small studio apartment in a complex of which his mother is the landlord. Jaydin is given a discount at the landlord's discretion, in exchange for keeping a job and refraining from having any men over at his place.

Jaydin's relationship with his mother is quite complicated. On one hand she constantly suspects him of having homosexual relationships among other suspicions, and on the other hand she cares for him because he is her only son. Her caring is never obvious to Jay. Indeed it is quite subtle and only he understands what he has between hisself and his mother.

Jaydin's father never contacted the mother again, mostly because the mother told him never to do so. Jay barely knows his father because of this. The father, despite deeply wanting to contact his eldest son, has no way to do so, since they were separated at a time where Jay didn't have any contact information. Jaydin doesn't hate his father nor does he even dislike them. At times, the young man desperately wants to connect with his distant father, but at the same time, he is also scared to.