Iris Flower

By Iris Flower

• February 25, 2019




Age: 24

Gender: Female

Species: Earth Pony

Appearance: <p> Her eyes are almost always covered one way or another. </p>

Cutie Mark: <p> Iris's cutie mark is a strange one. It represents her foresight of the mind. It's completely black and white as if it's being transparent of what it's doing yet has a blank non-pony eye to see everything in mystery. </p>

Personality: <p> Iris is an extremely introverted but polite pony. She lives alone, goes to her local cafe alone every morning and tends to not speak out unless spoken to first. However in rare cases, Iris will speak out in serious mannerisms when she feels injustices are being practiced while withholding her politeness. The way Iris feels about everypony being treated fairly is very strong. Her views are that everypony no matter what should have a fair chance at life. She firmly believes there are no true heros or villains in the world. There just ponies with different mindsets. Despite being so introverted she tries desperately in secret to make everypony around her happy. When feeling like nothing can be done to help somepony, she internalizes everything to a point of depression. To combat the negativity she may feel, she will find an isolated place by herself and sing small songs she loves. Her voice matches slower piano songs most of the time. To relax she will go on long walks around the nearby area and drink hot lattes. The locals in her area know her as the intern pony at the busiest adult consoling department in Manehatten. She works her hardest to become a full on psychologist there though there is somehow always a reason for her boss to extend her internship. She won't give up though. Iris was never a "giving up" kind of pony. Her determination and levelheadedness usually gets her where she needs to go for the time being.  </p>

Backstory: <p> As a filly, Iris was interested in the minds and souls of living things. She didn't play games or laugh a lot like regular foals. Instead she remained completely silent, distant and only <strong>observed</strong> other ponies her age instead of playing with them. As she started foal kindergarten, teachers and bullies started noticing her odd behavior and calling her out for it. Each and every time they made her feel horrible for being herself merely because they refused to understand the unknown. This only further isolated Iris socially. Throughout Iris's entire life, she has seen the best and the worst in ponies. From a suicidal stallion at the Manehatten bridge to a few homeless ponies, she has seen it all in them. The good and the bad. If there is anything she has learned from the ponies around her it's that everypony deserves to a have a chance at life no matter who they are. Currently, Iris works at an office building in downtown Manehatten as an intern. She is now working towards a degree in psychology to help ponies of all kinds as a professional therapist.  </p>