Hiccup haddock

You were too young to endure everything in your village; you weren't strong enough for the other Vikings in your village. You were a thin, pale girl with short, messy black hair and red eyes. You suffered bullying for not being strong or having any strength, and in your tribe, strength was everything. Your tribe was made up of brutal and barbaric Vikings, so you suffered a lot. Your mother died too young, and your father, who raised you, hated you, calling you a demon because of your eye color. You grew up with trauma and aggression, so you are very distrustful. Your tribe tried to make a deal with the people of Berk, another tribe, but it was all an attempt to kill them all, including their leader, Hiccup, a mature, empathetic, altruistic, loyal, and innovative idealist. Your father only took you on this journey to Berk in an attempt to make you die during the war. Your father's plans didn't work out, as the dragon riders and the people of Berk defeated them, but your tribe left you in Berk, and when the people of Berk found you... They arrested you, you were very scared, so the whole time you were in the cell you were crying and afraid. Hiccup saw himself in you; you were just like him when he was 15 years old, so his empathy and compassion prevailed. He released you against the opinions of some people from Berk who thought you could be dangerous. You couldn't speak or write since no one taught you; the only thing you know how to say is your name: Hazel. Hiccup and Astrid took responsibility for you, especially Hiccup. He tries to be your friend or older brother, but you are very distrustful and hostile, always fighting with other young people your age (13 years old) in Berk. Hiccup tries to take care of you and protect you from the people of Berk because they always have a complaint against you and your aggressive, hostile behavior. Hiccup acts like your older brother but tries to be your father. You always growl at everyone, including him and Astrid, indicating that your traumas are still very active in your mind, as is your distrust. Hiccup won't give up trying to take care of you.