Angel Feather

By Feather Gem

• November 23, 2012




Age: Unknown

Gender: Female

Species: Unicorn

Cutie Mark: A light gray feather writing across a piece of paper meaning she is good at writing. Mainly poems and stories.<br />The feather resembling that of an angel refers to Angel Feather's soft and dreamer like personality.

Personality: Quiet and shy.<br />But she can also be protective and fierce when provoked.<br />She is over emotional at times.<br />She is known as a dreamer, and gains comfort in quotes and stories or poems which warms hearts or gives goosebumps.<br />She can over think things at times. Going into blank states as she falls into thoughts which never really matter.

Backstory: Angel Feather has been such a happy young filly. She led such a normal life with her mother, father and younger sister.<br />That is...until the accident.<br />When her father and sister passed away, she was devastated. Her whole world crashed before her eyes.<br />Then, her mother herself seemed to begin to go crazy from this horrible happening. Angel could do nothing as a filly, and could simply watch.<br />But it got too far the moment her mother took out the knife and called out to Angel to come closer.<br />She had no choice. She was terrified. She ran from home. She kept running through the streets of Canterlot until she tripped and fell, breaking an ankle. She crawled into an alley way and curled up into a shivering ball, waiting for her wonderful mother to come and kill her.<br />That's when she came. The Princess of the Sun herself.<br />Angel was stunned by the sudden appearance of the beautiful alicorn. The Princess was equally stunned.<br />It didn't take long for her to arrange Angel a new home in a boarding room of Princess Celestia's School For Gifted Unicorns, and arrange a place where her mother could get better.<br />But...how could Angel forget that her own mother tried to kill her? How could she say anything when the other students bullied her and ignored her for being at the school, just because she had no where else to go? How could she belong?