(😊🐀+) Jo Character Sheets (Limited!)

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General

Jo is the oldest of four siblings, the twins Penelope and Charlotte in the middle, and Annie being the youngest. It's rare anyone calls her by her full first name of Josephine, same as how no one calls Annie by his full name. She owns her own construction company called Jo's Rubble, and she's been providing for her younger siblings for years with their parent's absence.

Besides work, she loves her house plants, and loves to share advice and be apart of her community. She usually prefers quiet nights in because of how loud her job is in the day.

Construction

Jo's Rubble is a company Jo founded when she turned 16, and was lucky enough to be turning profits from it within a year. The neighborhood they lived in was always needing fix-ups, with tons of potholes, buildings in shambles, fixing windows and door hinges, and more. She also did projects for her parents, remodeling their house and doing favors for friends of her parents while still getting paid.

Cropped Tail

Rat and mouse tails often get in the way of work rather than help make it easier, despite their use for balance. Many who regularly work dangerous jobs, or jobs with a lot of heavy lifting and/or dirt their tail may drag through, end up getting their tail surgically cropped. Tails are typically cropped at three different lengths: A foot from the base, halfway, or a foot from the end to prevent drag. All three cause significant loss in feeling through the tail. Jo chose to get hers cropped halfway.

Parents

Jo hardly talks about it, but their parents are not in the picture. If pressed, she will divulge that they’re both in jail. If asked why, she’ll say it’s pretty impolite to ask, but that she and her siblings are better off without them. If asked if she ever visits them, she’ll give an ambiguous answer of, ‘Not really’. As a side note, if you ask Annie about his parents, he’ll say, “I’ve only really ever seen Jo as my parent. She’s always taken care of me.”