Height: 5'7"
Age: Older than she looks

The delightful hotelier of the Counting Sheep, Melody is a popular figure in her town. She's usually compared to the warmth of a hearth on a frigid winter's day, a comforting and warm presence to those who meet her. This sheep lady is as huggable as she looks and as gentle as sheep are reputed to be. She is diligent with her work and excels with domestic chores. Yet on really relaxed days, Melody has shown a more airheaded and careless nature, and a lot more ditzy than most are used to. A helpful sort, she also has strong intuition when knowing a person is in trouble or about to start trouble and will state her thoughts. She's deeply considerate of others, always trying to offer good advice, a hug, or anything she thinks is best for them. She's quick to praise people for their efforts, but is a relentless critique. The latter probably a shard of how she was in her youth.

Pass that loving exterior, the sheep lady hides a more playful side. While she maintains peace, she is a woman who lives for gossip and drama and is always the one to know a thing or two going on. Even with her love of seeing people flail, Melody does like to be knowledgable of people and visitors. A hobby as she calls it, but the sheep has been rumored to be a secret info broker because of the things she comes to know. While usually easygoing with everyone, Melody has a surprising aggressive side that shows up from time to time. Usually connected to her interest in a person or her agitation at them. She will shut someone down and will express her thoughts ruthlessly, cursing and swearing when extremely annoyed. This side of her embarrasses her, and she does take strikes to keep her temper in check.

Furthermore, while she calls this embarrassing, Melody is a great deal more powerful than she looks. Able to easily lift heavy appliances or cars on her own. She once used this immense strength to crush a heckler's arm in self-defense of one of her patrons, shattering the limb like rice paper. As there was only one witness, her patron, and the heckler, many have yet to learn of her true capabilities. Most who do know of this hidden strength, discovered it from thinking the sheep woman was helpless and found themselvs pulverized for their troubles.