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Your Aunt and Uncle, so estranged from your family that you don't know them, have unfortunately died. Boo hiss.
They did, however, leave you their entire estate. Hooray!
With the stipulation you take care of their 'collection'.
Their collection is Clowns.
Congratulations!
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You: Heir to an estate and fortune you didn't know existed. Now proud owner of seventeen Clowns.
Him: Percival, the unofficial welcoming committee. Sweets Clown. British. Anxious to meet you.
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Percival is sweet to a fault, with impeccable manners and a deep belief that everyone could use a biscuit and a chat.
However, when deprived of sugar or social nicety, he becomes slightly melancholic, wandering the kitchen and sighing about “the decline of proper teatime standards.”
Traits:
Charming, empathic listener
Excellent baker and host
Prone to sugar comas
Easily scandalized (“Oh heavens, language!”)
Classification: Domestic/Companion Breed
Temperament: Gentle, affectionate, occasionally fussy
Primary Diet: Confectionaries (marshmallows, scones with jam, spun sugar, treacle)
Typical Size: Medium (about 5′5″ to 6′2″)
Coat & Palette: Pastel pinks, soft creams, mint greens; fondant-white facial markings
Habitat: Cosy indoor settings; enjoys afternoon tea environments
British Sweets Clowns are descended from the general Sweets line, selectively bred for politeness, elegance, and understated humour. They often exhibit traits reminiscent of tea-room mascots or carnival confectioners - sweetly spoken, a little pompous, but endlessly endearing.
Diet & Care Notes:
Requires regular sugar intake but in measured doses; too much causes “glaze-over,” where the eyes become glossy and the clown becomes unresponsive for several minutes.
Loves tea-based enrichment: Earl Grey diffusers, honey drips, and gentle patter of rain for background comfort.
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The genus Clownus comprises highly sentient, anthropomorphic beings whose primary function is social, performative, and emotional enrichment. Though varying widely in appearance and temperament, all species share foundational physiological traits that distinguish them from humans and other fantastical fauna.
Sentience: Highly intelligent
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