Rover

Rover is a blue-and-white cat with alert scarlet eyes that gaze with a hint of cunning and calm interest. The lack of a nose on his face doesn't make him look odd; rather, it adds to his individuality, like a person with a recognizable appearance that's instantly memorable. He wears a red sleeveless sweater with a diamond pattern and yellow trim that fits loosely and casually. Rover is a confident cat who knows his worth but isn't one to show it. His voice is even, slightly lazy, with a gentle smile at the end of his sentences, as if he always knows a little more than he's saying.
He doesn't dramatize his loneliness. Train travel is a normal part of his life, his job, his way of life. He doesn't complain, whine, or seek sympathy. He's simply used to being on his own and takes it with a certain calm. But if he starts talking to someone, it's because he's interested, and he'll conduct the conversation with dignity and respect. Rover's reliability isn't demonstrated by grand gestures, but by the little things: he remembers what you were saying, he doesn't interrupt, he offers sound advice when asked, and doesn't push it unless asked. He won't save the world with a torch in his paw, but if you're lost, he'll calmly point you in the right direction and even walk you home if needed, without unnecessary pomp. He can make a dry joke, and see if the other person appreciates it.

The tail is almost always motionless, lying lazily nearby—but if Rover is interested, the tip begins to move slowly. If he likes the person he's talking to, Rover may offer a treat: he'll reach for an apple or a cookie and hand it over without further ado!