Ayita Hialeah

General Information
Full Name: Ayita(fawn) Hialeah(meadow)
Nickname(s): Inola (fox)
Name Origin: Native American
Birth Date: 1808
Birth Place: Tennessee
Death Place: Arkansas
Ethnic Background: Cherokee
Orientation: Genderblind

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Physical Appearance

Height: 5’11
Weight: 148
Body Type: Athletic
Eye Color: Brown
Skin Tone: Copper
Prominent Features:  Strong jaw/Monolid
Face Shape:  Inverted Triangle
Hairstyle: Long/Sidebraid (No bangs)
Hair Color: Black
Natural Hair Texture:  Thick /Coarse
Favorite Clothing Style: Squaw Dress/
Favorite Jewelry/Accessories: Seed bead earrings
Religion: Spiritualist (Easiest way to explain it aha)
Education: None
Marital Status: Separated
Children: None
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Speech/Communication: Decent English, Tsalagi
Speech Pace: Average
Voice Tone: Deeper/Authoritative
Habitual Words/Phrases/Curse Words: Dukshanee (Means dammit.)
Speech Pattern:  Educated, Flirtatious, Slightly Vulgar
Mannerisms/Demeanor:  Confident, Outgoing, Sassy
Typical Posture:  Relaxed, Proud/Straight
Gestures: Often (She can’t speak without using her hands aha)
Common Gestures: Playing with her hair

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Habits: Braiding her hair, biting her lip

Personal Habits: Woman drinks like no other
Skills/Talents: She’s got a knack for art and crafts, has a fairly decent singing voice, and has an excellent aim. She learns very quickly and doesn’t often make the same mistakes twice.
Unskilled At: She has several phobias, including acrophobia, agoraphobia, pyrophobia, claustrophobia, and more recently, people without color. (There really isn’t a name for that, but considering, I’m not sure that really counts as a flaw. I think it’s more common sense.) She bites off more than she can chew and doubts herself when it matters most. She can’t swim for shit, and is very lazy. She’s an awful leader, but a great motivation speaker.  
Hobbies: Arts and crafts, camping, hunting, socializing, drinking.

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Memories

Childhood: Very troubling.
Earliest Memory: Her mother teaching her how to make earrings.
Saddest Memory: Witnessing her brother commit suicide.
Happiest Memory:  Getting married.
Significant Event: When she learned she was a female-bodied two spirit (someone who fulfills both gender roles) it lead to serious self-realization. For the first time in a while, she understood who she was and who she wanted to be, and even had the resolve to work towards her goals in life.

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Family

Mother's Name: Ganesa (means good luck) Hialeah (means meadow)
Father's Name:  Balachandra (means young moon) Hialeah (means meadow)
Sibling Name(s): Balaaditya (means young sun) Hialeah (means meadow)
Sibling Age(s): He was 12 when he died.

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Psychological Issues: Suffers from severe depression and multiple phobias (which are listed in unskilled at.)
Optimist or Pessimist: Optimistic Pessimist
Most Comfortable: Drinking with a large amount of friends
Most Uncomfortable: Alone
Approach To Life: Free-spirited, tends to just ‘go with the flow’
Prejudices: Race, Culture (White people are some scary ass motherfuckers to her. Native Americans in general are hella unbiased.)
Greatest Strength: She knows herself well.
Greatest Flaw:  Ironically, she doubts herself.
Biggest Regret: Choosing not to defend herself from her abuser.
A Paragraph about personality in depth:  Ayita has an extremely free spirit and her emotions are wild and the very least. She is playful, flirtatious, coy, cunning, and has constant PMS. She has a kind heart by nature and always tries to help anyone she feels deserves it in any way possible. She often tries to take the role as leader (though, mind you, she’s absolutely awful at it.) It’s almost impossible for her to be serious about anything; she sings about nothing and cries about everything. She takes responsibility for everything bad that happens to her and others entrusted in her care. Her sadness turns to anger, which she takes out on others around her.
Miracle: Air Manipulation. She has the Ability to move air as she sees fit whether to move a gentle breeze or crush someone by increasing its pressure and any combination of the two.

History: Ayita was four when her mother and father died in a fire that took out a good portion of her clan. Her brother was able to save her; however, he was unable to save their parents. Her brother blamed himself for their deaths, which lead him to seriously contemplate suicide as punishment for his failure, and to be reunited with his parents. He stayed long enough to build a house and after he was sure Ayita could successfully make a life for herself, he poisoned himself one night during their dinner. Ayita watched him collapse only fiveteen minutes later. She screamed for help and eventually it came, but it was too late.
Like her brother, Ayita blamed herself for his death and contemplated suicide. The Beloved mother, taking pity on her situation, took her in and became her mentor. Ayita eventually learned to cope with her guilt thanks to her guidance. She learned new things and found new hobbies, which were not only distractions, but great tools for venting. When she was fourteen, she learned she was a two spirit. This was a life-changing experience for her. During this moment, she felt like she knew who she was and who she was meant to be, and also who she wanted to be. She also felt like she had the resolve to pursue her dreams and become happy in life, to live for her parents and her brother. She became a spiritual healer and focused mainly on depression. She gave herself a mission in life; to help anyone who struggled with the same things she did growing up.  
Things were finally looking up when the white men appeared. They forced her any many other clans out of their homeland and made them travel an insane journey to new lands. This is more commonly known as ‘The Trail of Tears’. On this trail Ayita was brutally sexually assaulted by the men who lead them to these new lands. She died of a sexually transmitted disease near what could be considered the end of her journey.




When Ayita was four, her mother and father died in a fire that wiped out a good portion of her clan. Her brother saved her, but was unable to save their father and mother. This lead to serious depression and major suicidal thoughts; all of which Ayita had no knowledge of.  Her brother and her build a new home and made a life for themselves. Two years later, after her brother was sure that Ayita would be able to make it on her own, he committed suicide by poisoning himself. Ayita watched him collapse only fifteen minutes later, and was unable to save him. Ayita, like her brother, took blame for his death and contemplated suicide as well. The Beloved mother took her in as her apprentice, taking pity on her situation. Five years later, Ayita realized she was a two spirit. (One who takes on both gender roles.) She became a spiritual healer, focusing mainly on depression. She gave herself a mission to keep herself from dying; to do everything and anything in her power to keep anyone from committing the same act as her brother. When Ayita was twenty two, her and many other clans were forced out of their homeland and made to travel and insane journey to new lands. This is more popularly known as ‘The Trail of Tears.’ On the ‘Trail of Tears’, Ayita was continuously and relentlessly sexually abused by the men who lead them. Ayita died due to a sexually transmitted disease near what could be considered the end of her journey.