SharkHunter wrote:Good match there also, but I will argue against briefly and let y;all discuss. Here's my logic: that forces her to be in direct contact with a constantly hurting person who also has no "tribe". Granted, the desire for revenge would match, but is that a good thing? My argument is that Sorrow Singer needs a full tribe to care about, and keeping the future leader of her two-leg's tribe well kept seems more of an emotionally merciful fit.
My thoughts are the Sorrow Singer is well on her way to becoming a (to coin a treecat style phrase) "Sings for All", a kind of avatar or spokes-cat for the entire species. She would probably find a measure of peace by speaking/singing with as many other tree-cats and their clans as she can so that she can perform that function and heal some of her emotion wounds by bonding (in a loose way) with the entire species to make up for the loss of her clan. Bonding with a human would somewhat loosen that style of connection however.
As the treecat adapt and better partner up with humans its an open question wither such a role will remain. Still it would make sense for the cats to have some kind of Ambassador for the species as a whole, and Sorrow Singer seems best placed for this role.