Drew Wells, District 2

Drew is a very handsome guy. He has black, shaggy hair, very slight stubble and really tanned skin. He doesn't have a lot of body hair and he is packed with muscles. He has been training for a career for 3 years and won't stop until he is 19. Drew is 6ft tall but surprisingly quick and quiet on foot.

Drew has small, dark brown eyes and a long, straight nose. His bottom lip is fuller than his top one and he doesn't like that. His teeth are white and the top set are near perfect but the bottom ones are slightly crooked. His hair is unruly and wild, like him.

Drew is a really head-strong, impatient boy. He likes things done his way and doesn't take well with orders. His father taught him to be bossy, confident and persuasive. Drew does have a lot of confidence but when he's with a girl, he transforms into a charming flirty guy with a passion for fighting.

Drew is really cheeky and likes to get into fights. He thinks arguments are a waste of his time - instead, he launches into a fist fight. He is protective and defensive - like a ticking time bomb. If someone ticks off his family, Drew will go wild and start attacking everything that has ever harmed him.

If Drew went into the Hunger Games, he's pretty certain he would win - or at least be a finalist. Years of fighting, running, climbing and throwing/lifting heavy things have made him strong and a show off. His mother threw in a few months of identifying plants, trees, herbs and animals just in case he needed it. He was bored although grateful.

Drew had a stern father who treated him like something he'd scraped off his shoe. Drew always looked up to him for that - it made him the no nonsense boy he is today. His mother was a smart, sly woman who taught her son about food and predators. When Drew was 7, his younger sister was born. Rosy was a pale little waif of a thing, which made him more protective. Drew begged his parents to let him train - and so he started.

Samuel Wells acted like a retired military officer. He was strict, violent and loved to fight. He trained his son to climb well, fight well, argue well and throw and lift things the right way so as not to pull a muscle. He was overly proud of his son but never showed it for fear of being called weak. Rosy changed everything. She was too slim, too lovely, too kind, too pale to be a tribute. It made him nervous of her future so he'd take that out on Drew - never abusing, only pushing for more, more, MORE!

Liz Wells was a sly, smart and cunning woman, like a snake. She was careful and cautious but fond of animals and children. She taught Drew the majority of his food, plants, herbs and animal knowledge. Rosy was far too fragile for all of this tribute larking about so Liz would teach her daughter to sing, play the keyboard, paint or sew and cook.