Diana Mari Vale, 16, is tough, sharp-tongued, and independent. Standing at 5'5" with lean muscles, she bears the physical marks of District 7's grueling lumberyards and the emotional scars of losing her mother and sister. Her tough exterior masks a...
Before we start, I think her song is gonna be 'Marigolds' by Andrea Bejar. I think it fits so well to her and her situation. I love it sm🥹🫶🏼 https://open.spotify.com/track/3dEdX1g7zycepndaSgVocd?si=av5lLkQcQ4y5LPuIO_oGEw
Diana Mari Vale
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Diana is the embodiment of grit and fire-sarcastic, sharp-tongued, and fiercely independent. She's not afraid to speak her mind, even when it gets her in trouble, and she uses sarcasm as both a shield and a weapon.
She is clever, resourceful and strategic, Diana can think her way out of most situations. Though Diana keeps an arm length of distance, her loyalty runs deep and she'll risk everything for the people she cares about, even if she pretends not to care at all.
With hands full of scars, from carving wood, she works tirelessly to support her younger brother, Eli and her grieving alcoholic father, after losing her mother and sister to a factory fire—a tragedy the Capitol dismissed as an "accident." Every sane person knows the accident wasn't a "silly little accident", but no one dares to speak of it—except Diana.
This loss hardened her, but it also gave her a deep, simmering anger toward the Capitol. She hides this anger beneath sarcasm and indifference, but when pushed, it bursts out in fierce defiance.
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This is the first book I've ever written, so it's obviously not perfect.
This is just the summary🙏🏼 I beg you please give it a chance just to like chapter 3 or something I promise it'll be more interesting!💕👸🏼
I'm probably gonna edit a lot, but tell me if you want character board of the other characters😘
