Genevieve had never felt like she fit in the world, so different from her childhood years of almost complete isolation. Being the firstborn on an impoverished and remote farmhouse where her only company were her siblings that came after her, she had to endure neglect, starvation, and sudden deaths of her siblings from various diseases that a simple doctor visit could have prevented.
Genevieve's life would change irreparably after witnessing her father fatally shoot a trespasser in front of her eyes, with no pity, just as if they were nothing but an animal.
This incident would leave her with homicidal thoughts that would fester inside her until the shock of being thrown into the "real world" made her act on these thoughts to maintain a sense of familiarity, and in an attempt to gain her father's approval, which she never got growing up.

In the current day, Genevieve struggles greatly with everyday life. With no education or a proper place to stay, she views her youth through rose-tinted glasses, which she yearns to return to with the apple of her eye, her "wife," Marisol.
Their life is far from fancy, as their only way of keeping a roof over their heads is living in the upstairs of their nosy landlord's home. Thankfully, peace and a way to cool down from the stresses of life are only a 20-minute drive away.

On bleak days Marisol and Genevieve travel to the nearest national park (or other woodland) paired with a hunting rifle, bear traps, and an axe, not just to hunt invasive animals, but poor campers and hikers who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Genevieve has no issues with taking others' lives; for her, they're just mindless livestock waiting to be slain. She loves it when she's able to give her chosen victims a good chase.
Her preferred weapon is her father's old rifle, with the axe and bear traps being left in Marisol's hands.

Outside of Genevieve's hobby and home life, she can be frequently found at the local billiard bar accompanied by her "wife." The regulars there have become very familiar with the two and would describe Genevieve as a competitive and loud lady who's not afraid to show off. She's quick to anger, especially when faced with defeat.
She's also quite infamous for her inability to take good care of her health and hygiene. It's not uncommon for her to show up covered in mud and grime.
Genevieve holds strong beliefs in her own superiority, but in truth she's an immature idiot playing god, who's nothing without her gun, just walking closer and closer to Marisol's and her own demise. Like mentioned before , Genevieve lived in the middle of nowhere for the entirety of her childhood, being neglected and taught things that'd make her more distant, such as anything other than aggression was weakness.
After her father's suicide, which led to the family falling apart, she was forcibly made to move out on her own with no guide to help her cope with the drastic change.

Later on in life, she met Marisol through a horror magazine pen pal section.

TRIVIA •stays up very late each night because of insomnia. •
•illiterate.•
•Has a severely weak immune system due to being inbred..•
•Has a tendency to wear too much clothing in summer (and then complain about the heat)..•
•Easily sunburn.•
•Needs assistance in dressing up.• •A car person, But doesn't know how to drive.•

PERCEPTION