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The Orange Empress Claimed the Royal Sunbeam and Wore a Laurel Crown

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A fluffy mane of orange fur frames the broad, calm face of this empress, whose amber eyes look out with great composure. A gold crown made of laurel leaves rests between her ears. A thick white ermine cape with black tails drapes over a deep blue velvet robe edged with a golden key pattern and golden laurel leaves. Behind her, a dark green curtain and a stone column set the stage, and her orange fur glows like sunset against the shadowy blues and greens.

Orange cats with long fur are often described as friendly and affectionate, and their fluffy coats are beautiful but need care. Longhaired cats should be brushed several times a week to prevent tangles and mats, and daily brushing is often best during heavy shedding. Cats also groom themselves, which means they swallow loose hair, and regular brushing helps reduce hairballs. If your cat seems uncomfortable or has frequent hairball trouble, your vet can advise on diet and grooming. Most cats also love a warm, soft spot for lounging.

The empress holds her head with quiet pride, and everyone in the palace knows that the royal sunbeam is hers alone. She rules by calm and by fluff, which is a very effective style of government. Every one of her subjects has learned to bring a brush and a treat when entering her presence.

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