Trixcy Heartfield D11

Name: Trixcy Flora Heartfierld
Age: 20
Gender: Female
District/Area: District 11
Appearance:

Trixcy is a kind woman from District 11. Her hair is wavy and golden brown and reaches down to just below her shoulder blades. Her eyes are an emerald green, yet they glow with warmth. Her delicate lips are smooth and full and have their own natural beauty. Her nose is tiny and her ears are too. She has high cheekbones that add to her beauty.

She has a tiny frame due to the lack of food, but she is better off than most other people in the district thanks to her flower shop. Her arms are of average length but are covered in freckles as are her legs and body. She has long legs which brings her to a height of 6’ 7”. She has a bird shaped birthmark above her left breast. Right below the bird is a scar that runs up to her shoulderblade. She got it while walking home and was attacked. Somehow she fended off her attacker and had her grandmother patch her up. Trixcy loves to wear anything that is green or depicts nature. She is often seen without shoes. During Summer and Spring she likes to wear a flower in her hair.

Personality:

Trixcy is a people person. She makes friends with just about anyone. She is soft spoken and has never been known to raise her voice. She loves nature which is why she opened a flower shop. She has a lot of patience and can get through most situations without being stressed or angered. The only thing that usually riles her up is talk about the Hunger Games.

Trixcy loves children. She dreams one day of marrying and having a lot of kids and then later in life spoiling her grandchildren. She has never believed in not having kids because they might die of starvation. She thinks all children should be given a chance at life. She knows that she might lose them to the Hunger Games but she believes that they are in a much better place than when they lived. Now though she treats every child in District 11 as her own.

She does have a pride issue though. She likes to believe that what she says or thinks is always the right answer. She holds fast to her beliefs and refuses to hear change about it. She often acts childish when proven wrong, by refusing to look, hear, or believe what is being said. It is a family issue that she has learned. It is one quality that puts people off if they encounter this side of Trixcy.

History:

In the year of the 42nd Hunger Games, Jonathan Heartfield and Valery Heartfield gave birth to Trixcy Heartfield. The Heartfields are a very proud family which is what caused the death of her parents. When Trixcy was only 5 her father and mother got in a dispute with a Peacekeeper about a family affair. The Peacekeeper had Jonathan and Valery put in prison where they died. Trixcy was raised by her grandparents who are still alive today, Flora Heartfield and Delmont Heartfield.

Trixcy did have a sister who was 2 years older than her, but she died at 16 due to a strange illness that my grandmother could not cure. Trixcy loved Marybelle and looked up to her for everything. Her love of nature came from her. She taught her many things about life that helped her survive. Trixcy named her shop after her sister in memory.

When Trixcy turned 18 she decided that if she made it without entering the Hunger Games she would open a flower shop, but after making it through she had no idea where to start. She had next to no money and only the house she shared with her grandparents. One day one of her father’s old friends passed and left him the deed to an old building he owned in town. Being his only living child and being 18, Trixcy became the owner of the building. This was her chance.

So by working in the orchards and selling and trading her own flowers she made at home she was able to complete her dream. She completed it in the winter of her 19th year. So during the next spring she harvested flowers and herbs and stored them for the Grand Opening. Now during the summer she is ready to open. She knows that most of her wares will go to the capital but she hopes for the best.

Codeword: odair
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