Alodie Odetta (District 2)

Alodie Odetta is a fairly tall girl at 5' 10''. She's thin and lanky, her limbs often getting in her way. Alodie's skin is fair, except on her shoulders and cheeks, where they're slightly burned red. Her blond hair is wild and curly, flowing halfway down her back. She isn't skinny, but she is far from fat. She prefers to wear tight jeans and large, flowy shirts.

Alodie's face is soft and clear. She has a sprinkle of freckles across her cheeks and her nose. Her eyes are a bright green, framed by thin lashes. She has thin lips, that are a deep red. She is stubborn against wearing make-up, finding it useless.

Alodie is a bold girl. She doesn't back down from a challenge, often stepping up to defend her pride and dignity. She is fierce, standing up for what she believes in at all times. She's often pegged as bossy and headstrong.

Alodie has many friends, but is often prone to trusting people too easily. Her trust can be easily lost, however; one slip up, and her guard will never come down. Alodie doesn't mind helping people with their problems, and doesn't ask for much in return. She can make friends easily with her open personality, but sometimes has a bit of trouble keeping them.

She is a very help person, at home and at school. Her parents often praise her, even though she doesn't like it. She doesn't have tolerance for too much attention.

Alodie's home life was fairly happy. She often had tiffs with her parents over small things, though they mended easily. Her ten year old brother, Rizzo, looked up to her as a role model, which she found pride in, for she careed for him deeply. She also took care of her 7 month old sister, Yordet, as if she were her own.

She had gone through her fair share of trials, going through many deaths in the family, as well as her mother's fight against cancer. She carried the burden of the household on her shoulders, as her father worked and her mother was weak.

One day, when Yordet was seven, she was walking down the street to school, Alodie having stayed home with Rizzo, who was ill. Yordet never came home. An hour after she was supposed to be home, Alodie went searching. She was the one to find Yordet naked, bruised, and lifeless behind an old shack. She never got over losing the child that was almost like her own.

Alodie never lived a normal home life, though she still kept a nice front against the rest of the world.