Gidget Whitesong

Gidget Whitesong is the female tribute from District 3 in the 43rd annual Hunger Games.

Early Life
Gidget was born to Rhubar and Jasmine Whitesong, and grew up in the Victors' Village. Rhubar is a former victor, and ended up being Gidget's only family. When she was two, her mother vanished, and as a result, her father spoiled her so that she wouldn't feel unloved. This made her very bratty, and generally unpleasant.

Her father made her endure a strict training regime, as well as homeschooling. She didn't have many friends, but that made her even more unbearable. Thinking she was better than everyone else, she flaunted her father's winnings, and even claimed she belonged in the Capitol. Becoming a part of the Hunger Games was not what she had in mind.

Reaping
In previous years, Gidget would sit back and watch as two innocent children were picked or occasionally volunteered. She didn't think her last year would be any different, as her name was only in a handful of times.

Her name is announced alongside Zenix Caldenwell's, and she becomes the official female tribute for District 3.

Appearance
Gidget is slim and muscular. She has dark brown hair with a blonde streak at the front (an iconic trait of the Whitesong family), and blue eyes.

Personality
She is seen as spiteful, unruly and all around mean. She has a disregard for people that are 'lower' than her. the people around her know her as selfish and condescending. On screen and to sponsors, she is sickly sweet, and very ambitious. Her upbringing has taught her how to act in front of cameras and fake her entire personality.

However, she is secretly just hurting. Due to her father's neglect, only trying to buy her love, her mothers disappearance, and her lack of friends, she has some issues. She shows this side to only a small amount of people in her life, some of whom are those she is sharing the arena with.

Trivia

 * She always keeps her mother's necklace on her.
 * She attended Capitol parties from a young age, earning her the same 'Rhubar's Darling' by high up capitol officials.