Calliope Pierce {Of the Third District}

A woman, aged only to her late thirties, crosses the street, a ruler of some kind in her hand. She spent the first part of her life as a worker in the factories, but now molds the minds of the district three children. She has a son, and a husband. She is female, since she IS a Mother, and she is probably the biggest grammar freak on earth.

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She likes words. Precise words, to be exact. Her grammar is always on track, and she is very sharp about the vocabulary she uses. She always perfers to tighten up words to the best of her abilities, and those abilities go far. The long and

Calliopes family tree should start with her parents.

Her Mother, a daughter of a wealthy Hearing Aid Manufacturer and a socialite from the capitol, was born into wealth and something of fame. Her name was Clemintine Felaro, instantly marking her as one of the very most known girls in the district, just because of the white gloves that she wore around the town, no matter what.

Her Father was just the opposite. He was an outcast in the district, living with his seven family members in a run-down apartment building. He, who's name was Ogie Tyrnt worked at the same manufacturing company that Clementines Father owned. He was not handsome, like the male counterpart of Clementine would be. He was pretty average for looks, being something of a bit short, a bit scrawny and a whole lot of a large nose.

When Clemintine turned eighteen though, for no apparent reason, her parents cut her off of the money that the had raised her on. No longer was Clemintine able to wear the expensive jewelry that she loved so much, or, neither would she be able to wear the silk blouses that pleased her so much.

Her Father offered her a job in the factory, insisting she had to work for a living. Clemintine grudgingly accepted and was put on the assembely line next to Ogie. They sort-of squabbled with another, but they got along enough, in assumption.

When Clemintine overheard her Father talking to the vice president of the company about how if she were to get married and have a kid like "normal" people did, she could regain her inheritance. He wouldn't let a child be raised in poverty.

In secrecy, she sought out Ogie, who was smitten with Clemintine and told him her plan. They would get married, have a kid. If they wanted to, they could divorce. No questions asked.

Ogie agreed, knowing he would get money and a slight payback from being with Clemintine.

Two years later, Calliope was born. And just like that, Clemintines inheritance was returned to her.

Calliope Tyrnt was a charming little baby. She was given the things in life that she would want, and everything she would need. Mostly by her doting Grandfather, whom loved giving her trinkets and toys. A sweater knitted from cashmere, a small bracelet made of gold. The things he gave Calliope were fine in quality, and excellent in taste.

Until he passed away, Calliope was doted upon. The will was not written out, probably because he expected to live longer than fifty two and a quarter years. So, under a law that was set in place in District 3, his money went towards improvments to the town square.

This caused a financial pinch between her and her family. Clemintine had to remain with Ogie, and they had to co-exist in such a manner that was eerie.

Calliope then went to school, the same elementry school that every child in the district attended. This is where she found the love of grammar; the very place that her words became developed and complex.

Each day, she would sit by the teachers desks instead of going out to play with the other children, dictionary in hand. She would try to memorize an entire page of the dictionary, or she would attempt to make sure she knew the words that would make her sound smarter than she could ever be.

She wasn't intelligent as she was good with words, but as the vocabulary built up in her brain, she found herself superior to the other children, the ones who still resorted to saying the words "Fun" and "Dontcha?"

As she aged, she started to work at the factory, slaving away over the work that she knew she wouldn't be doing if her Grandfather hadn't slipped into a deathly world.

She envied the people that her Mother still vaguely associated with, with their capitol-esque fashions and sprawling mansions. Her envious ways finally resulted in her admitting defeat the the class system and working.

Louis worked with her. It was a relationship that worked, in most ways. They seemed to be enough of a match. Not to a T, of course not, but they seemed decent enough for eachother.

They got married, and had their son, Prewitt. Thats when Calliopes utter annoyance jumped from the floorboards and Calliopes violence level spiked.

Calliope very much liked perfection in her life. And children, were no perfection. She hurt her son, physically, of course. It started with a smack on the cheek, and sometimes would be hitting with a stick very hard.

A stickler for grammar, she would warn her son that "Children should be seen and not heard" She believed that put some sense into him, since he spoke less, and in turn, was hurt less.

Though her tolerance level was very low, she applied to be a teacher, and got the position. It was a pay raise, and it was wonderful feeling for her to be ahead of her husband, who she had cheated on two other times, and him maybe around five.

It was a decent way of life, especially with Calliopes new hobby. She liked children, in the most perverted way possible. But, only ones who were unaware of the type of thing she did to them. Now, take this in the most perverted way possible.

You have Calliopes "hobby" that developed.

And, thus, the history of Calliope ends.

Calliope is played by Heidi Klum, the delicate blonde thats accent is not included in this biography.

She is based off the Greek Muse of Calliope, the writing goddess.

She is Shrimp's character, Prewitt Pierces, Mother.