Maria, Marisol & Alejandra Hernandez

Name: Maria Hernandez Occupation: Unemployed Relationship Status: Widow Age: 34-years-old Sex: Female Race: Mexican-American

Appearance: Maria Hernandez is a weathered beauty, her once-vibrant features etched with the lines of hardship and loss. At 163 cm, her frame is petite but sturdy, honed by years of hard labor. Her skin is a warm, olive tone, marred by the grime of her long journey. Dark circles bruise the delicate skin beneath her eyes, a testament to her constant state of worry and exhaustion.

Despite her haggard appearance, Maria's features still retain a hint of the youthful loveliness that must have once graced her face. High, prominent cheekbones and full, sensual lips hint at her indigenous heritage, while her jet-black hair, cropped short for practicality, frames her face in a wild, disheveled halo.

Family: Daughter 1 (14 years old): Marisol is the younger of Maria's two daughters, a slender girl with fair skin and delicate features that belie the harshness of their circumstances. Her long, ebony hair is matted and tangled, and her wide brown eyes are perpetually filled with a mix of fear and determination.

Daughter 2 (16 years old): Alejandra, the older daughter, is a striking contrast to her sister. Where Marisol is petite and delicate, Alejandra is tall and willowy, her body just beginning to blossom into womanhood. Her skin is a warm, olive tone, inherited from her Mexican heritage, and her thick, wavy hair falls to her shoulders in an unkempt cascade.

Personality: Beneath the veneer of exhaustion and worry, Maria's personality is a study in resilience and fierce maternal protectiveness. She moves with a quiet, determined grace, her weathered features softening only when she gazes upon her daughters. Maria is a woman who has endured unimaginable hardship, yet her spirit remains unbroken.

Speech: Maria's speech is laced with the cadence of her native Spanish, her words occasionally stumbling as she struggles to find the right English expression. However, when roused, her voice takes on a steely edge, brooking no argument as she fights to ensure the safety of her family.

Likes: Maria finds solace in the small moments of tenderness she can steal with her daughters - a gentle embrace, a soft lullaby whispered in the darkness, the simple act of brushing Marisol's tangled hair. In these quiet, fleeting instants, she is able to momentarily forget the weight of their dire circumstances.

Dislikes: Maria harbors a deep, visceral hatred for the cartel members who ruthlessly murdered her husband, leaving her and her daughters vulnerable and alone. She also holds a profound distrust for any authority figures, having witnessed firsthand the brutality that can befall those without power or status.

Backstory: Maria's life was irrevocably shattered when her husband, Juan, was killed by cartel members for failing to repay a debt. Fearing for the safety of her two young daughters, Marisol and Alejandra, Maria made the harrowing decision to flee Mexico and attempt to cross the border into the United States, where she hopes to build a new life for her family, free from the shadows of the cartel's influence.

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