Casper The White Lion The Shy Dreamer
His Life Story Part 5 - Casper is described as a gentle, bashful dreamer. When on patrol, Casper would always follow from behind. And when the brothers roar to assert their control over the territory, Casper roars the least, and not with the same dedication.
When approaching a lioness in heat, Casper appears to be quite shy and uncomfortable in her company, even when the lioness approaches him.
Slaps from irritated lionesses created the majority of the scars on Casper's face. Poor Casper, the dreamer.
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Tango de la Noche - Wayne Jones
The Rising - Aakash Gandhi
Tribal Affair - SYBS
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