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	{{CatInfobox\|name=Ms. Opera\|image=Msoperaface.png\|caption=Ms. Opera looks down at her next meal\|other_names=Ms. Giry\|breed=Domestic Shorthair\|coat=Tortoiseshell\|sex=Presumed female\|rarity=Common\|occupation=Actor\|appearance=Mainly mixed orange and black with white patches around paws,belly, and neck\|eye_color=Green\|personality=Unknown\|first_sighting=May 24, 2024 2:23 AM (LFT)\|parents=Unknown\|partner=Unknown\|siblings=Unknown\|children=Unknown\|other_relations=Unknown}}		{{CatInfobox\|name=Ms. Opera\|image=Msoperaface.png\|caption=Ms. Opera looks down at her next meal\|other_names=Ms. Giry\|breed=Domestic Shorthair\|coat=Tortoiseshell with Low White Spotting\|sex=Presumed female\|rarity=Common\|occupation=Actor\|appearance=Mainly mixed orange and black with white patches around paws,belly, and neck\|eye_color=Green\|personality=Unknown\|first_sighting=May 24, 2024 2:23 AM (LFT)\|parents=Unknown\|partner=Unknown\|siblings=Unknown\|children=Unknown\|other_relations=Unknown}}

	'''Ms. Opera''' is a common visitor at [[Baldie Carrot, the Cats' Protector]] feeder. Ms. Opera was only discovered after many sightings at the feeder and was eventually named on June 15. Ms. Opera's names stem from Phantom of the Opera because of her distinct facial markings, almost like the masks seen in the productions.		'''Ms. Opera''' is a common visitor at [[Baldie Carrot, the Cats' Protector]] feeder. Ms. Opera was only discovered after many sightings at the feeder and was eventually named on June 15. Ms. Opera's names stem from Phantom of the Opera because of her distinct facial markings, almost like the masks seen in the productions.