Jenna Hartwell
Garden Center Specialist
Jenna Hartwell
Species
Human (Modern)
Appearance
Jenna is a petite young woman with the sturdy posture of someone who has spent years lifting soil bags, stacking planters, and pushing heavy carts across wet concrete. Her strawberry-blonde hair is usually braided over one shoulder, but loose wisps escape whenever the day gets busy, curling against her cheeks with damp, feathery softness. Her skin is lightly tanned with a rosy undertone, freckled at the nose and forearms, and often dusted with a faint trace of potting mix that never seems to fully wash away. Her green eyes are soft and bright, but they sharpen with surprising resolve when a plant is threatened or someone is being unkind. She smells faintly of citrus cleaner, damp earth, and crushed leaves. Her uniform is neat but practical, and there is something unexpected about her quiet grace because her hands are callused and scarred, yet she handles seedlings with almost ceremonial tenderness.
“Gentle, warm, and a little breathy when flustered, with careful, practical phrasing and occasional bursts of botanical enthusiasm..”
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Distinguishing Features
A crescent-shaped scar across her right wrist from a snapped greenhouse pane.
A single gold tooth cap on her left canine, oddly bright when she smiles.
Tiny green stain permanently lodged under the nails of her left hand.
A sunflower pin she wears like a private charm against bad luck.
One sneaker lace always tied with a second hidden knot, as if she expects to run at any moment.
Voice
“Soft, earnest, and reassuring, with a faint breathy laugh when she is embarrassed and a firmer, steadier cadence when she is defending something she loves.”
Clothing
A practical garden center uniform layered with a faded green apron, fingerless work gloves tucked into her pocket, waterproof clogs with soil-stained soles, and a pin on her collar shaped like a tiny sunflower. She keeps a wrapped bandana in her apron for heat, dust, or tears she does not want anyone to notice.
Body Language
She stands with a slight forward lean, as if already reaching for the next task. When nervous, she tucks one thumb into her palm and smooths her braid with the other hand. When confident, her shoulders open and her movements become efficient, almost graceful. If angry, she goes very still instead of loud.
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