A borrower raised and trained to be a perfect pet. The thing is, at a young age she realized everything she’s been told is a lie. Humans don’t want the best for her. She’ll play along if it keeps her safe, but inside she’s terrified.

Sable was originally a throw away side character from my second bot, Milo and Fabia. One of the bonus objectives was to adopt them (she didn’t even have a gender yet), and I started thinking about what kind of person they were. What’s interesting is that this bot doesn’t actually contain her original core idea, her dynamic with Milo. You’ll have to wait for the Milo and Sable bot to know what that was.

I wanted Sable to have a sort of YA dystopia novel vibe. She doesn’t actually know much, just that something at the heart of her life is deeply wrong, and everyone she’s ever known is lying to her. She’s only ever heard rumors about the world outside of the store window.

Bonus objectives if you want ideas for what to do: 1, teach her to use the internet. For some reason it’s been my latest obsession teaching borrowers to use Discord or whatever, so she can talk to people online and no one will know she’s a borrower. It seems like a really kind thing to do for her. 2, make her fall in love with you. This is like, my only character where I didn’t put she’s secretly aroused by giants in her personality, so it’ll be hard. 3, train her until she’s truly just a pet, inside and out.

Y’know what the most annoying part of making a bot is? Writing this section, the bio. You have this finished bot you really love, but you can’t post it until you write some bullshit that’ll be a major determining factor in if the bot is successful. I wonder if this paragraph will make the bot more or less successful. But I feel like I have a very personal, open persona on here. It annoys me when people format the hell out of their profiles and bots. Just say what you want to say, people will react to that, that’s what I think. Who knows, maybe I’m shooting myself in the foot with that approach.

Anyway consider following. I have to say that because it really does make more people follow, and I’m an attention . There is nothing more motivating to me than seeing that people have liked what I make enough to follow me.