Wren Frey~ District 11

Wren is about 5' 3". She's skinny, but she's not as bad as some of the others in her district. I guess you could say she's "noticeably thin." She has long limbs, particularly her legs and fingers, and although she's thin she looks strong.
Her hair is light brown, very straight, and falls just past her shoulders. It has natural auburn highlights that only show in the sunlight. She has wide hazel eyes and long eyelashes. Her eyebrows are thick and dark. Wren has a large nose and a pointy chin. Her ears stick out a little, which she hates.
Wren has tan skin. Her palms and feet are rough and cracked. She has various scars, scrapes and other imperfections all over her body. She doesn't have great posture and walks sort of hunched over. Because she has severe insomnia, she has permanent dark circles under her eyes.

Wren is very independent. She has trust issues and finds it hard to reach out and connect with other people. Normally she doesn't talk and keeps to herself. Those around her find it difficult to approach her-- she seems cold and standoff-ish. She has nobody she can depend on.
Wren has sort of made herself numb to the world. She doesn't let herself feel strong emotions anymore. Her basic settings are tired, hungry, and sometimes nervous or frustrated. She put all her energy into her work in the fields. Wren doesn't let herself get her hopes up. She focuses on what has to be done and nothing else.
Wren acts like nothing hurts her or gets through her shell. It's not really a tough girl thing, it has to do with survival. Does that make sense?

Wren used to live in a small hut with her parents and her older brother, Tatey. When she was seven, her mother and Tatey were publicly executed for trying to sneak fruit out of the orchards. The Peacekeepers then burned down their home.
Wren and her father lived on the street for a couple months before they found a new place to live. It's tiny, even for just two people, but they manage. After they moved into the new place, they stopped talking to each other. Wren learned to provide for herself and to not worry about the little things. Wren resents her father, though, because she feels he abandoned her.
Wren only focuses on getting by. Most of the time she just doesn't think about her brother and mom, who she misses so much, but when she's awake late at night she breaks down. She tries to convince herself that she's not lonely, but she is. She hasn't cried in years, though.
Although she hates the Hunger Games and the Capitol, she isn't as angry about them as everyone else is. She just doesn't have the energy.