Finn Marianna, District 4

The unpredictable bleached mess upon Finn's head is the most eye catching part of her. It gives a certain air of personality around her at all times. It manages itself in its own way, usually just bedhead that styles into its usual right-side part, slightly darkened back into its Scottish red by the roots, tired of growing back over and over. Bleach blonde hair and bright red eyelashes do not always look good hence why Finn soaks them in her abyss-black mascara, old though. Speckles from the clumps of the old mascara often find themselves lost beneath her lower eyelids, indicating she should buy a new one but she stubbornly resists. The heavy eyeliner, in addition, has an interesting cat-like flick at the end, following the flow of her eyelashes, as a thick shadow.

The blackness hovering a millimeter above her eyes brings out a feline-like presence in her glassy vibrant blue orbs. They hold a strange sense of nostalgic and calm sadness or loneliness too, even when she smiles. Finn has a smile that could light up a moment, a laugh that comes as a song but her eyes will always betray her smile. She was often asked prior to reaching the age of seventeen why she seemed so sad. To that, she would answer--

Never ending wonder locked up within her mind, Finn is always curious to the point it has sharpened her observing skills. She constantly notices the smaller things about people, the way they walk, the way their lip might move slightly to the left when they sing and even the way they think. She is always rather interested in how people think due to the fact she is always inside her own head and enjoys the thought that others might be the same.

Introverted, Finn actually prefers to watch from afar, not do much. She also quite enjoys the act of hiding, hiding away from the world, especially during the hunger games-- which she thinks are horrible but nothing she could change, hence reading a persons attitude towards it before speaking about the games with them. Usually, if the person loves them, Finn will lie and say she likes the hunger games. If they hate them with a passion, Finn dislikes the games.

Regardless of her mood, Finn often hides her expressions behind a calm smile, neutral face or just a plain stare, never really giving the truth, which reflects her. She's a liar, usually. Mostly, even. Lying about her age, name, sexuality, anything in order to get out a situation and even lying about simple things, with a straight face for she believes that humanity is unreliable anymore, not wanting to have much to do with them anymore. Sadly, she's often haunted with a feeling of loneliness and a feeling of wanting to belong-- not uncommon in this world.

All this aside, she's actually a lovely girl. She's not the kind to get between a fight but she's the type of youth to comfort the one she's closest to afterwards. She can be loyal and trusting of anyone who manages to get close to her, regardless that everyone is held at arms length at most times. She can also be rather sweet. Often this is channeled into a distant daydream, though. A simple wild-flower may set off a chain of thoughts completely irrelevant to what is happening.

Filled with joy, Finn had a horrible childhood. The joy came from her brother, Luke. From a young age, Finn's brother trained and trained for the the games under command of their father and passive mother, yet past the stress of keeping the family looking good, Luke would spend time with his sister. Years went by and all was good, Luke would be a year older, another year alive, which was a concept Finn struggled with at the time.

It wasn't the year that Luke was picked, at fifteen while Finn was six that stole her smile. Luckily that year, someone had volunteered on his behalf, saving Luke. The volunteer never came back to district four. It was the seventeenth year of his life that broke Finn's heart when their stressing father forced Luke to enter his name more and more, sure that Luke would win if picked, and indeed he was picked. He made it into the top ten before being murdered. Finn though, never saw his death.

It was after that Luke's death Finn went through psychological trauma, blocking out the faces of the people around her as if she was face blind, never making eye contact with anyone. It took a year before she surfaced and realized that the brother who had taught her to swim, to fish, to cook, basically everything, was gone and Finn began her slow recovery. As a wallflower, she didn't get much attention nor did she have any friends she could talk to hence bottling it up and allowing it to solve itself in her mind.

To this day though, Finn feels out of place in district four. She has a certain feeling that she was born into the wrong place. She wishes to stay out of a the fishing industry regardless that that's exactly what she will be thrust into. She can usually be found in unusual places, avoiding work or her forceful dad and passive or rather invisible (not literally) mother.