Core Concepts
Cats in literature often embody mischievous and tyrannical traits, creating memorable characters that challenge protagonists.
Abstract
Literary cats are often portrayed as mischievous and tyrannical, adding depth to the stories they inhabit. From the Cheshire Cat confusing Alice to Behemoth wreaking havoc in Moscow, these feline characters leave a lasting impression on readers with their unique personalities and actions.
Stats
Macavity is described as the "Napoleon of Cat Crime."
Snowbell is characterized as "malevolent, self-absorbed, negative, obstinate, witty, bellicose, evil, loathsome, loquacious, testy, ingenious, narcissistic, kooky, eccentric, relentless, boorish, emotional, loud-mouthed and loco."
Church from Pet Sematary was interred in an animal graveyard after being flattened by a tanker truck.
Greebo is a big tomcat feared throughout Lancre who has fathered many kittens.