Rochelle Calemoon, D2

You wouldn't describe her as beautiful... but then you wouldn't describe her as unattractive either. Rochelle is one of those girls who has a strange look that you can't quite put in a category. Her life in District Two's Career training hasn't put her off from being attractive, but putting muscle onto not-so beautiful skin doesn't help anyone all that much. She has strong, muscled legs and arms, coming from constant training along with sprints and dancing. Overall, much of Rochelle is muscle and curves, though this creates an illusion that she doesn't actually train as hard as other Careers might.

Rochelle is at a staggering five-foot-nine, though in the Careers standards this would be considered normal. She tends to wear shoes that don't lengthen her height, choosing rather to not make herself look any taller. She has high-structured cheek bones and a slightly longer nose than average, though whether this affects how she looks or not is questionable. She brings in a little beauty to herself with her long brown hair, though even that is messy. Her one trait that isn't misleading in any way are her eyes, a light and soft green that don't hide her emotions very well. For one reason or another, there tend to be a bruise or two on her arms and several scars slick up her legs from ankle to various points on them.

No one can be described in one word or phrase, likewise neither can Rochelle. She is a variation of traits, quirks and qualities ranging from slightly insane to darkly serious. Starting off at the top, Rochelle has a slight streak of insanity. One wouldn't say it's serious, just a spark of insanity that goes along with creativity. She sometimes just gets a bit... crazy, but then doesn't everybody? Rosh tends to have bit of bite in her words, or so to say she doesn't always have the nicest things to say to others.

She can be fun and carefree for part of the time, but when you live in a district where they train you for the Games, there isn't much of a time to be carefree. This has resulted in her darkly serious nature, of which she does not take situation lightly or anything with a grain of salt. It's a downfall, but everyone has one or two. Her second would be the uncontrollable and quite easily accessed anger that she has yet to take good use of. Rochelle has a tendency to become serious and angry over her insane, carefree natures.

In the end, Rosh is one of those people who has a bitter personality, though she tries her best to have a sweeter personality than what she possesses now. In her effort to do so, it may seem that she is being sarcastic when she is not. This causes frustration to her and proceeds to make her angry. And for Rochelle, controlling her anger becomes harder every day, another downfall she wishes to fix.

One should start at the beginning of a history tale, but where would the fun be in that? Let's start in the middle and go back, just to be different.

Rochelle won't ever quite understand how she came to be like she did, but she does know one thing. Nothing is ever going to be the same ever again. Because when someone you love is stolen from your grasps before you can realize it, everything in your world changes. One moment, she was cheering on her older brother in the Hunger Games and there was a sure chance he would take the winning spot light, but in this life there are not happy endings. You guessed it. Rochelle's brother was killed almost on the brink of the games and hope in their family flattened. But this was six years ago and though she wishes it was a far away feeling, it is not.

The day her older brother was reaped was spectacular. You trained, craved and lusted to be in the Games. In earlier years, two of her eldest brothers won the Hunger Games. For this, the Calemoon family of District Two is rather wealthy for where they live. The devastation of the loss certainly didn't put them out of wealth, but it left them all with a feeling of the same. Redemption of the family would be hard to come by, even with children eager. But we're going back now. Rochelle has always trained to be the best Career you could find, but she has a fear of Peacekeepers enough that she wouldn't go far beyond what she trains for.

Rochelle comes from a long line of Careers that have won the Games and she is quite proud of the lineage. She does fear the Games because of her brother dying, but she still strides to become a winner. Now, we come to her one incident that hinders her of this. When Rochelle was a tiny little thing, the woods were open and full of mystery, along with... well, thorns. One play day wrong and she found herself with scarred and weak legs. Her brothers began to call her Rosh after this, though she didn't mind.

From that, Rosh taught herself to dance with a little help from one of the women. She had to strengthen her legs somehow and dancing was said to be very good for muscles in the legs. Over time, she grew a passion for it and craved to do it when she could. Even though it was not an item of Career training, her parents saw this strengthening her and approved.

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