Male cartoon mouse voice. Light, youthful, slightly high-pitched American voice. Clear, expressive, and funny, but NOT deep, aggressive, evil, or angry.
He should sound like a small mouse who feels unlucky and defeated, almost like he is the victim of the story. At the beginning, he is calmly explaining what happened to him. As he talks about PestPro, he becomes more uncomfortable, worried, and frustrated because he can no longer stay in the house.
Use a slightly nervous, vulnerable cartoon personality with natural humor. He can sound annoyed sometimes, but never threatening or aggressive.
Keep the delivery fluid and conversational with very short pauses between sentences. Do not make every line sound dramatic.
Give extra emotion to:
“I couldn’t nest.”
“I couldn’t breed.”
“There was no way I could stay.”
At the end, sound defeated and worried in a funny way, especially on:
“I’m about to be homeless.”
Overall: cute, expressive, unlucky cartoon mouse, clear American voice, slightly
Alright, so I was living my best life, you know? Just me, a nice cozy wall, and plenty of crumbs. [sigh] Then PestPro showed up. I don't know what they did, but suddenly, the place felt... different. I couldn't nest. I couldn't breed. It was terrible! There was no way I could stay. So here I am, [voice slightly rising in pitch and urgency] just wandering around, trying to figure things out. Honestly, [a nervous, slightly forced chuckle] I'm about to be homeless.
