Faith Ann Grace-District 4- Finished

Faith is an average height 16 year old, roughly '5,4'<->'5,6'. She weighs around 115 or 125. Faith has short dark brown hair, and illuminating brown eyes. She has naturally rose red lips, with olive tinted skin. She has a nimble body, with thin limbs that have muscle hidden within.

Faith has a palish type of skin, and as I said before, Olive tinted. She has plump lips, with long eyelashes. She has a natural mole on the back of her neck. Her family often uses this to identify her from behind. She has a stiff spin, with long slim legs.

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Faith is hard-headed. No matter what you tell her, if she wants it she will go for it. She is very arrogant at times, but this relates with hard-headiness. She often a very serious, stern face. Her smiles are seldom to come by. Another thing, she is tough. She sticks out through many obstacles. I guess you could call her a persistent gal.

Faith is immensely vain. She takes her looks into her care. This is one of her down falls. If she does not look good, she does not do anything. This often causes trouble for her. She also has a weakness for the discussion of her deceased sister. This brings out her determined, sadistic side. She will kill you in a heart beat.

Even though it is hard to find, Faith has an outgoing friendly side in her interior. If you find it though, she will love you like a true member of her family. She likes cats, babies/children, and sunny days.

Faith was born with two parents. Her mother is Willow Lee Hone, a wealthy shop owner, and her dad is James Mathew Hault, a poor janitor. At a small town get together, they met and made Faith. Once the girl was born, the mother sent her to the father. Willow did not want the district people knowing she had a baby with such a poor man.

Growing up Faith had a good life. She did live in a shabby cabin, but she still received love and food. Out of pity, her blood mom would send numerous baskets with food in them weekly. Other than that she was just like any other kid. She cooked the food and cleaned the house, attended school, and E.T.C.

When Faith was 12, her father went to talk to her mom. He was going to try and bargain more money and food from her. But he stayed longer than expected. After nine months of getting the same amount of food, a basket with a baby arrived. After Faith's dad saw it, he left to another part of the district. This left Faith to care for the young child. She did good, until it came down with a cold at the age of one. Later that year it died, now Faith barely smiles, and often thinks of how she could injure her parents.