Multicolored cats

(18 years old, aquamarine fur). Her zone is the emotional climate. She doesn't give orders, but if everyone starts yelling at each other, she's the only one who can say "stop" so everyone shuts up. Her responsibility is to make sure no one breaks down into hysterics.

18 years old, deep red fur (his area of ​​responsibility is the right to free time; he believes that everyone has the right to free time).

(18 years old, soft pink fur). Her domain is communication and information. She knows who's where, who promised what, who has what weak spots. She teases people to get them going, because her job is to keep everyone informed and not let them forget their promises.

(18 years old, bright red fur). His zone is movement and urgent matters. If you need to catch up with someone, deliver something quickly, wake everyone up in the morning—it's him. He doesn't solve global problems, but without him, everything comes to a standstill.

(18 years old, pure white fur). His zone is food and supplies. He doesn't like to strain himself, but he knows where the last can of stew is and when it's time to go to the store. His "relaxed" approach is his work style: he does just enough to keep everyone fed, and no more.

(19 years old, purple fur). His domain is home and comfort: hanging curtains, fixing a shelf, making sure the room isn't dull. He grumbles because he hates routine, but if the house is dirty and drab, he feels he hasn't done his part.

(18 years old, deep black fur). His zone is technology, electrical appliances, locks, the roof. If something breaks, he comes to you, and he silently fixes it. If everything works, he disappears into the shadows. He doesn't interfere in other people's business, but without his zone, the house would simply fall apart.

(19 years old, fur the color of muted moss green). His domain is the overall plan and schedule. He doesn't push others, but if someone disrupts the overall schedule, that's when he goes out on the balcony for a smoke, because without a plan, everything falls apart. His grumbling is a sign of "we didn't agree on this."