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goldie was actually not unlike her new half-siblings in an origin sense. guru and pincher never loved each other; not to her memory. her papa did not wish to interact with her or her brother at their young age and their mama gave little involvement, as well. the only similarity goldie truly held to her mama was her eyes, really. not that she knew this. she never got to really know who guru was and that was probably for the best, given the brief stories she had heard. they were not positive ones.

nonetheless, everything else she had received came on its own or was influenced by the adults around her - mainly being mister jacob and her papa. she held the kind spirit that came from mister jacob, the workaholic natures of her papa, the loyalty, the calculative sense, the ambition, and so much more. she held a desire to make others happy and the world a nice place, yet at the same time was unafraid to make harsh decisions if she believed that was what needed to be done. and, with all of it, she carried a divine grace in nearly every interaction she had.

but, goldie didn't quite know or think about all of this too much. the girl worried more for her family than anything else. perhaps that's why she felt compelled to immediately grow closer to these new half-siblings she'd been informed of. it honestly probably was the main reason. that, and, because she liked to be around crewmates her age. there weren't too many other kids in the typhoon, really, even if she did try to act older than she was sometimes.

the injured girl approached the two, a friendly smile upon her features. "hiya," she greeted sweetly, a bit of wobble in her stance. "whatcha' doin'?"

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the girl nodded to the simple response, glancing towards the jungle. she occasionally would walk through the jungle, though tended to not do it so much ever since she had woken up injured in it. she still didn't remember what had caused the injury exactly, but she figured it'd be best to avoid it happening again by keeping from going too deep inside. she preferred the beach, anyway, even if the jungle as pretty as it was.

"the jungle's got lotsa' plants n' animals that i like," she said, thinking of all of the life it contained. there were lots of birds of all sorts of colors, and lizards, and so many things. she thought it was quite interesting, even if she did prefer the ocean. goldie glanced to caesar as he arrived, shrugging at his comment. it occurred to her briefly that he was related to her now. that was...a very uncomfortable thought. whatever. she wouldn't think about it too hard. he would never be family in her eyes.

she opened her mouth, about to say something else, when the other spoke up. her gaze turned to the other female, and she gave a small, friendly grin. "oh, i guess we haven't technically met yet. well, my name's goldenluxury roux, but most people call me goldie! pincher's my papa, too, but i've got a different mama. it's nice to meet ya!"