Jazzs' personality(all personalities r off de interweb): She's always on the lookout for a surprise birthday party or unexpected anniversary present, and her faith in Cleo is unwavering. She's prone to bursting into song at night, and though she thinks she's an excellent hostess, her blood boils when guests aren't willing to make small talk. Jazz is a pushover, always being easily convinced by her friends to do all the work on their school projects, but she doesn't think she’s a pushover. Cleo in particular, can make Jazz do whatever she wants. Jazz is substantiated by many bourgeois and motherly stereotypes. She is extremely outgoing, flamboyant, feminine, and has absurd obsessions with performing arts and dramatic tradition - she will occasionally take extreme measures to pursue these and make her family/bystanders join her in enacting this. She sings. A LOT. In before Stimpy died, she lies to him, telling him she is going to get prey while going to see her friends to sing to the wolves.
thx Foxy! Cleo likes to mess with people whom she thinks are idiots. She has a Machiavellian and controlling personality. She thrives on drama and adventure and will go to great lengths to create them, even, or perhaps especially, if it means endangering herself and her family. In most episodes, she will manipulate people into thinking or acting a certain way. For example, once she started the rumor about the voles containing wolf flesh to the packs and then continues to reinforce the lie. And, she convinces everyone that Stimpy, who was stuck in the cave, was dead and haunting the cave; she continues even when another dragon gets involved. Unlike most dragon, Louise is incredibly cunning and intelligent for her age. She understands how to control a situation and get people to do whatever she wants. Even if she is blamed, she is usually able to charm herself out of the situation. She seems to enjoy causing pain and misfortune to others. She also likes to frequently slap people, either out of malice or possibly as a sign of affection.
