The Coriolanus Cycle

The process by which a typical wild Coriolanus will act to attract a mate. It will flaunt its ability to annoy others, and when it is confronted by another animal, it will act as if it was the victim. Other animals around it will act confused and then start to play with the Coriolanus. Once enough animals surround the Coriolanus, another one will show up, this is how they reproduce. Animals typically abuse the Coriolanus emotionally for fun.