Galloway Heron, District 4

     Galloway is 6'2. He has a dark tan, and is well built. He has broad shoulders, large biceps and pectoral muscles. He has very calloused hands and feet from working on the ship. He has several scars in his hands and legs from stray hooks.
     Galloway has a sharp jawline, light green eyes. He has a very dull look. He has a sharp nose. He has long brown hair that goes to his shoulders, which he ties up. He has a very keen look in his eye. His eyes wander; he likes to take everything in. He has a scar coming from his collar bone to his temple from a fishing accident.

     Galloway is a very serious person. He is very perceptive and observant. He doesn't speak much, except to Karina, his younger sister. Galloway is very protective, and uses his intimidating body to his advantage. He doesn't like violence, but knows when it is necessary. He has a cool temper and is not easy to anger.
     He is a hard worker, and struggles to maintain stability in the house with just him and Karina. He is a deck hand onboard a fishing freighter. He looks up to Captain Kohl, his ship captain, and aspires to be a captain if he lives long enough. Galloway is rebellious, and likes pushing the boundaries of the law.
     Galloway stays to himself and his sister. He does not have many friends, other than the men he works with onboard the ship. However, he does have a sweet spot. He enjoys cooking, and singing.

      Galloway's parents were both activists against the Capitol. They were publicly executed when Galloway was only 11. People were unwilling to help the children of traitors to the Capitol for fear of their own safety, which left Galloway to take care of himself and his 9 year old sister alone in a community home.
      He spoke to several people at the canning factory, begging for a job. After two weeks, he began working in the factory. While working at the factory, Galloway began to realize just how dark the society he lives in is. The hours were long. The work was extensive. The air was putrid with rotting fish meat.
     A sea captain noticed Galloway in the factory at the age of 14, and informed him that he recently opened a spot for a deck hand aboard his ship, to which Galloway cut him off and took the job. Captain Kohl taught Galloway many things that it takes to be a man. Kohl passed away the day after Galloway's 16th birthday, and left a hefty will to Galloway.