Full Birth Name: Sonnet Silvestri

Timeline: Original Trilogy (canon divergent)

Current Age: 16-18 years (depending on the timeline)

Gender: Cisgender Female

Gender Identity: Female

Species: Human

Ethnicity: Caucasian

Heritage: American, Italian

Sexual Orientation: Heterosexual

Place of Birth: District 12

Place of Residence: Unknown

Moral Alignment: Chaotic Good

Occupation: Poet, chef

Love Interest: Peeta Mellark

Portrayer: Matilda De Angelis

Personality and Character Analysis: Sonnet Silvestri was shy. She does not do good with talking, but her words on paper were unlike any other. She was an extremely talented author and poet. She had a lot of strong opinions, but she did not voice them and she was also very open-minded. Despite this, she could also be a little stubborn. She was lonely and naive, but intelligent. Her innocent appearance made her a target, but she used that to her advantage. Unfortunately, after she was hijacked, she developed extreme paranoia and severe detachment. She grew extremely skittish and was always angry. Her only happiness was the moment that she knew she was going to end her life.

Character Arc: Sonnet Silvestri was the daughter of Lily Rose, a poet from District 12 who became famous for her rebellious poets against the Capitol that she wrote. Her poems were published anonymously, but she was eventually found out and put to death. Fueled by her mother's death, Sonnet continued her legacy and wrote poems under a pseudonym.
  Sonnet and Peeta's childhood friend, Delly Cartwright, was reaped as the female tribute for the annual 74th Hunger Games and Sonnet selflessly volunteered.
  Tragically, Peeta was chosen as the male tribute. Sonnet and Peeta fell in love during the Games, but tried to keep it a secret until they realized it would help them get sponsors. When they refused to kill each other in the end, the Capitol stopped the Games, but retaliated by targeting Sonnet.
  Sonnet was the childhood friend of Peeta Mellark, making her valuable to President Snow. He hijacked her, leaving Peeta devasted and unable to function as a leader. Sonnet never fully recovered from the hijacking. She eventually grew so manic that she committed suicide.