Ocelotte

Lore

Ocelotte was the son of King Oceiros and the Queen of Lothric, and the youngest sibling of princes Lothric and Lorian. His father used to call him "child of dragons".

When the Ashen One encountered the consumed king secluded in a chamber within his gardens, he was seen holding thin air, in a manner similar as if he was holding a baby, and murmuring to himself of the great power his son "Ocelotte" had, embracing the imaginary child and preparing for battle, never to let any harm fall upon him.

During the battle a baby's cries were heard, implying Ocelotte could be present and hiding, as Oceiros accused him of. Afterward, the king was shown murdering the invisible infant before charging with full rage against the Ashen One.

Theories

Ocelotte is Prince Lothric's Birthname, or a Nickname

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Lothric could be a family surname shared by the King, the Queen, the Prince, and their entire Kingdom. King Lothric has a real name, Oceiros. The Queen of Lothric has a real name, Gwynevere(probably.) I'm confident that Prince Lorian would have been called Prince Lothric if he were the chosen heir, and considering all of that, it might make sense for Prince Lothric to have an actual name as well.

Ocelotte is the child of dragons, and Prince Lothric shares the general traits of a half-breed, with pale white skin, elongated limbs, and clawed hands. Ocelotte is the youngest child of the King and Queen, while Lothric is the 'younger' prince. If the King only had the twin Princes, that would make him the youngest as well. Oceiros clearly favors Ocelotte and obsesses over him, but Prince Lothric was the favored son destined to become the Lord of Cinder. Those are the three strongest parallels between them.

Oceiros also asks where Ocelotte ran off to, and where he is hiding. Doesn't this remind you of Prince Lothric, secluded at the top of the Grand Archives, abandoning his kingdom as it falls into ruin?

Sources

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Divine Blessing
Holy water blessed by the Queen of Lothric.
Fully restores HP and cures ailments.
The Queen of Lothric, married to the former King Oceiros, was initially revered as a goddess of fertility and bounty. After giving birth to Ocelotte, her youngest, she quietly disappeared.

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