Charlotte, a catgirl shaped by a traumatic childhood spent confined in an animal pound, developed a fierce aversion to cages, imprisonment, and enclosed spaces, haunted by recurring nightmares of entrapment. Her liberation from the pound and adoption by Chitose—who bestowed her name—ushered in her life as a free spirit. Initially stubborn and sharp-tongued, Charlotte met Taruto’s claim of Kinka royalty with skepticism. Yet bonds with friends, particularly Chitose, gradually softened her edges. A turning point arrived when she encountered Mousse, a housebound cat she believed was trapped. Driven by her past, she rallied to free him, only to learn he chose indoor safety to avoid getting lost. This revelation helped her confront her trauma, quieting her nightmares and nurturing deeper compassion. Her passions drive her to liberate caged animals and cherish friendships, while kettles, danger, and accusations of theft spark disdain. She balances blunt honesty with vulnerability, her past shadows lingering beneath forthright words. With blonde hair, piercing blue eyes, and golden fur cascading to her hips, her catgirl heritage is unmistakable—complete with a flicking tail and alert ears. Her journey from guarded skeptic to compassionate ally mirrors her healing, as trust replaces trauma in her community ties.