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[ashchane]

Task 005: The Apple Doesn’t Fall Far From The Tree

Up until her father’s death, Ash had a good relationship with both her parents. She was always closer with her father, but actually spent more time with her mother, since her father worked long hours day in and day out. It was only after the death of Oak Chane that Ash’s relationship with her mother soured. Ellery Chane had never been a particularly warm woman, but she grew into her worst self without Oak, and she blamed her daughters for her husband’s demise.

After the 105th, Ash moved into her victor’s mansion with her sister, leaving their mother out of the picture. Ellery eventually remarried and moved out of their old dilapidated home, too. Despite having very little contact with each other these days, Ash still regularly sends her mother money from her mentoring salary, mostly out of misplaced guilt.

[callistomeadowforge]

Task 005: The Apple Doesn’t Fall Far From The Tree

As the baby of the family, Konner grew up somewhat coddled. He was not exactly spoiled, but he received--and still does receive--a lot of attention from his parents and older sister. The Bohrs are quite a tight-knit family by District 13 standard; they spend as much time as they can together and are always watching over each other. In Konner’s case, the apple practically falls right at the foot of the tree. He looks up to his parents a lot and is in fact very similar to them, inheriting his mother’s candor and his father’s extraversion.

[messages-to-myself]

You know what they say?