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Annie Moo Personality Sheet

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Character Sheet for Annie Moo
Sex/Gender
Female
Species
Jersey Cow
Age
2 to 3
Character Description
Introducing the main character Annie Moo who was inspired by many cartoon characters and comedy shows, mostly inspired by the main characters from Disney's "Home on the Range" where I wanted to give cows more respect than they get nowadays in animated films while dogs, cats, horses, and mice are noticed more for their roles in them. Plus my love for cows, western films, and country music grew after watching HOTR and inspired me to create Annie Moo from one design to another until I could pick the one that suited her more than the first image. Annie Moo is a southern dairy cow who lives in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee during the 1870s. She has a knack for getting into all sorts of trouble like Tom Sawyer, Mr. Ed, and Lucy Ricardo in humorous ways. Of course, there are also times when the shenanigans go too far unintentionally and depending on the situation, Mrs. Baker, the farm lady has to use the switch. But not every single time though. Just keep in mind where the story takes place in the time period where such things were common, but some things will be off screen as a precaution when needed. Anyways, Annie Moo is mostly naïve and stubborn when it comes to someone trying to give her helpful advice that she doesn't always follow very well and does it anyways.
Personality
cheerful, naive, loopy, childish, stubborn, curious, ambitious
World/Setting
Smoky Mountains of Tennessee back in the 1870s
Body
slender in most parts.
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Introducing the main character Annie Moo who was inspired by many cartoon characters and comedy shows, mostly inspired by the main characters from Disney's "Home on the Range" where I wanted to give cows more respect than they get nowadays in animated films while dogs, cats, horses, and mice are noticed more for their roles in them. Plus my love for cows, western films, and country music grew after watching HOTR and inspired me to create Annie Moo from one design to another until I could pick the one that suited her more than the first image. Annie Moo is a southern dairy cow who lives in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee during the 1870s. She has a knack for getting into all sorts of trouble like Tom Sawyer, Mr. Ed, and Lucy Ricardo in humorous ways. Of course, there are also times when the shenanigans go too far unintentionally and depending on the situation, Mrs. Baker, the farm lady has to use the switch. But not every single time though. Just keep in mind where the story takes place in the time period where such things were common, but some things will be off screen as a precaution when needed. Anyways, Annie Moo is mostly naïve and stubborn when it comes to someone trying to give her helpful advice that she doesn't always follow very well and does it anyways.

Keywords
cow 11,411, farm 1,662, barn 1,392, female gender 251, tennessee 58, dairy cow 56, pioneer 35, 1870s 25
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Type: Character Sheet
Published: 3 years, 9 months ago
Rating: General

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Roxxas
3 years, 9 months ago
Home on the Range?
SweetCowLamb
3 years, 9 months ago
It was inspired by "Home on the Range" and other Disney shorts with cows in them, especially Charlotte's Web, Chicken Run, Babe, Racing Stripes, Barnyard, Shaun the Sheep, and Cowboys of Moo Mesa
DarthRandall
3 years, 9 months ago
What's this?  Somebody is actually undertaking the creative task of not only crafting characters but also giving them a distinct and cohent setting in which to have adventures?  You have my attention.
SweetCowLamb
3 years, 9 months ago
Yeah, that's what I'm working on right now. Only problem is now that because of the stupid pandemic, I'm unable to have any further help from my ex instructor from college on getting voices and such for the next few shorts. So that's in a delay until things hopefully tone down in the next month or so. My bovine character is from Tennessee back in the 1870s and speaks with a southern accent like Tom Sawyer.
DarthRandall
3 years, 9 months ago
I would think that nineteenth century Tennesseans would sound more Appalachian like Dolly Parton than Southern in terms of dialects.  The Southern accent sort of moved in with Elvis and Johnny Cash and all of the rest of the Arkensasan blues musicians in the fifties.  Tom Sawyer's Misserruh is a few shades of Western, though.
SweetCowLamb
3 years, 9 months ago
Yeah, but she is still from the south, so I want to make it believable by giving her the same accent. So she might talk like Dolly Parton you could say that, and she does live somewhere in the Smoky Mountains.
DarthRandall
3 years, 9 months ago
I find Southern dialects to be a fascinating linguistic subject.  A lot of the old dialects have mostly been subsumed, but there are still a few distinct pockets hanging on in places like the coast of Virginia, the swampland of Louisiana, and the hills of Appalachia.  Then you have West Texans doing their thing, but I would say that their dialect is more Western than Southern and thus doesn't really factor into it.  I have had some friends from certain places in Louisiana and Virginia, and let me tell you their accents were something else.  But yeah, Dolly Parton's accent is old school Smokey Mountains.  She would make for a great model for voice work.  Speaking of which, are you planning to hire voice actors, or did you need your old instructor to help you find student actors?
SweetCowLamb
3 years, 9 months ago
I would need my instructor to help me find the right voices for the job. I didn't even know Dolly Parton was from Tennessee until I listened to one of her songs mention it.
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