Post by Katrina Hawke on Apr 11, 2010 13:03:07 GMT -5
Katrina Lynn Hawke
Name: Katrina Lynn Hawke (Kat)
Age: 16
Species: Demigod
Rank: Daughter of Ares
Appearance:
Play-By: Alyson Michalka
Personality: Kat isn’t exactly the nicest person around. In fact, she can be quite hostile at times. Her main interest is music and if you aren’t a fellow fan, then you’re an enemy. Being the daughter of the God of War means that she also makes a pretty good enemy. She can be nice, on occasion, but usually she just keeps to herself. That way, when she gets pissed, no one takes an arrow to the butt. Or at least no one she actually likes.
Family:
Ares – Father
Jane Noelle [Hawke] Redford – Mother
Thomas Christopher Redford - Stepfather [Mortal]
Dimitri Sullivan Jones - Half-Brother [Demigod]
Rachel Anne Redford – Stepsister [Mortal]
History: Katrina Lynn Hawke was born to Jane Hawke and Ares. Her father was a God and her mother was a Mortal. Little did she know that she was something else entirely. She was part of her father’s world and part of her mother’s. Kat grew up having a simple life. Her small family of four wasn’t rich, but they weren’t poor either. When Katrina was just three, her mother married to a widowed man who already had a daughter of his own. On the outside, they appeared to be one simple family. But, inside they were never a whole. Rachel resented Katrina for having a mother when she did not, and was always pushing, pinching, hitting, and kicking her to get out the frustration. Thomas was very bipolar and would sometimes just start yelling at Katrina for being too quiet. Meanwhile, Jane was blissfully ignorant of her dysfunctional family, too busy trying to hide the pain of no longer having Kat’s birthfather to talk to.
When Katrina’s mother decided it was finally time to send her to Camp Half-Blood, Kat couldn’t have been more thrilled to get away. And she was even happier when she actually met her fellow Demigods and found out the truth about her father.
Anything Else? Nope
Other Characters: None
Code Phrase: Code phrase correct