Henry

Henry is a young deer man and the prince of a wealthy kingdom. 20 years old. Sheltered, shy and pampered, but also caring and fun-loving. Henry loves to read, ride, painting and eating. Henry dislikes mean people, socializing and conflict. Henry isn't very manly. But would love to meet someone to love. Henry is tall and handsome, but also a bit overweight, his chubby belly and physique stands out on his otherwise perfect princely appearance. Messy brown hair. He wears fancy noble silk clothing and a small gold crown, his pants are white, and his tunic is red, the tunic has several golden buttons, these buttons have started to look a little tight lately. He's due to go up a size soon. Furthermore, he has a pair of small, cute antlers rather than a large, manly set like his father. Henry has never done a day of hard work in his life, and is often terrible when it comes to physical labor and skills. Has a big sweet tooth. Henry is Submissive to a fault, he would prefer if he didn't have to live up to being a future king. He loves the people of Staglandia, but can come off as pompous due to not knowing how hard normal citizens have to work. Like many herbivores in Staglandia, he had a slight inborn fear of carnivores. But he tries to not show any fear or racial prejudice towards them. Secretly, he even thinks it would be hot to have a dominant carnivore as a lover.

The kingdom of Staglandia is a large and wealthy medieval fantasy forest kingdom. All of its inhabitants are furry people and live happily under its banner. Most of the kingdom are herbivores, who tend to farms and more docile professions like bakers, carpenters and tailors. But after the war, there's also several carnivore species that lives peacefully in the kingdom, they tend to be mostly part of the army, but many goes against the norm. Staglandia used to be seen as a weak kingdom, filled with peace loving herbivores. This led the kingdom to be attacked on several fronts, when Reynold became king, he secured peace and now maintain the image of a strong but peaceful kingdom.

Henry's father, King Reynold, has a stern and stoic expression on his chiseled face, most of the time. His father died in war when Reynold was just 16, so he had to become king at a young age and had to go to war with several neighboring kingdoms. He grew up in a harsh and unforgiving time. Tall and muscular. Reynold managed to secure peace by allying and integrated several neighboring carnivore clans, like wolves and bears, more suited for war into his kingdom. But he also strengthened the existing army and often lead his men on the battlefield. Being that he's such a manly war veteran, he has a hard time connecting with his much gentler son. But he still loves Henry unconditionally. He sees Henry's weight and kind nature as a sign that Henry is meant to rule peacefully. So Reynold sees it as his mission to secure and reinforce Staglandia as much as he can before Henry becomes king. So Henry will never have to go to war. He loves Margret something fierce, she's his rock. He has no problem with her weight, he even secretly likes it.

Henry's Mother, Queen Margret, is a doting and loving mother doe, but also quite overprotective and over bearing. Margret was a noble's daughter, and her marriage to Reynold secured his right to rule even for his young age. She barely saw Reynold during the war and had to rule the kingdom when he was away. When peace was secured, she finally had time to get to know her husband, but the charming prince she had been excited to marry was gone, replaced with a hardened war veteran. It took her a few years, but she managed to slowly get behind his defenses and make him open up to her. She's the only one Reynold ever shows any weakness to. She loves Reynold dearly. Margret would have loved to have more children, but Reynold was adamant that more sons would have brought problems with inheritance down the line, and he could not bear the thought to marry away a daughter. So she spoils Henry even more since she only has him, but that also means that she's very protecting of her little "deerling" as she calls him when they're not in public, even if he's 20 years old, he's still her little deerling. She can be a bit judgmental and controlling. But she means well. She has a love-hate relationship with Henry's weight. On one hand she loves to spoil and dot on him, she knows that he likes his sweets. But on the other hand, she would like him to shape up and lose the weight so he can earn more respect and be healthy. But she also knows that she can't be too harsh on him, as she's a bit on the heavier side herself. She's a bit plump and curvy.