ALIAS: Juliette Hawthorne
AGE: Twenty-Seven
BIRTHPLACE: Bayfield, Wa
NEIGHBORHOOD: Waterfront
EMPLOYMENT: Nurse Owener of Deja Brewery
FACE CLAIM: Zoey Deutch
trigger warnings; death, accidental death, foster care.
For years, Juliette suppressed her hopes and dreams. Burying them so deep within, the woman often times wondered herself if they even still existed. Because hiding behind a lie was more accessible than facing the truth, a truth that had gotten her abandoned and forgotten. At the young age of seven, the little girl had discovered her desire to help others. Living in a small town in New Mexico, where the air was as dry as the ground below, she’d been playing with her parents and younger brother. The sweet sounds of a child’s giggle escaping her lips as her parents looked on, a sense of serenity surrounding them all. But as easy as that feeling arose within them, it came to an end the moment the wind had begun to pick up. The little girl with her striking dark locks was crying, her toy taken by her older brother. But that wasn’t what had caught her parents attention, instead, it was the howling wind now circling them, focusing in on the younger child and with such bad luck, he tripped. It was the force of the fall that had snapped his neck, as he collapsed, crumpling his small body and her parents never forget what happened next. A young Juliette wandered over, tears brimming her eyes as hands outstretched towards him. It was clear from his limp form that something was gravely wrong, but Juliette wished to help him, and her parents never stopped blaming her for the accident.
It was years later that she’d found herself in the foster care, no one caring for the girl with strange talents and an even more obscure past.
After leaving the system, Juliette worked as a waitress part-time to put herself through school. It was only her stubborn personality that kept her going, ignoring whatever feelings were brewing inside her and for years she managed. Making it through college, she applied for nursing school and then attained a job at the local hospital in Bayfield. It finally seemed as if all her hard work had paid off and her past was forgotten. In Bayfield she found a new home, making friends that turned into family and finally settling into the better life she’d always wanted.
During her first year working, Juliette met Henry, an older man who owned Deja Brew. It seemed the two just clicked, and the woman never understood why until she found out that Henry used to be her father’s best friend back in the day. It seemed she had finally found her connection to the past, and Henry became sort of an adoptive Uncle to Jules. But through Henry, she met Samuel, his son and her future fiance. Their romance happened fast, and with the support of the town and even Henry, the two got engaged and set a date. But on the day of the wedding, Samuel never showed, and Juliette never received a call or an answer why he left her waiting. It has been three years since then.
It was only recently that Henry passed, and to her surprise, left her the brewery. Not that Juliette knew anything about beer, besides it tasted good, but she felt a responsibility. A certain expectation to help keep the place running in his memory, and so she left her nursing job to start fresh and make this brewery better than it has ever been.
WRITTEN BY AUSTIN. PST. SHE/HER.
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