Ettie Huang

Ettie Huang is the daughter of two Chinese immigrants, which is very apparent when looking at her. Ettie almost perfectly resembles her father to a T. The only difference is that she has her mother's dimples and lips. Ettie's lips are plump with a faint cupid's bow, but they are soft, though not very pink when compared to her skin tone. Her skin is tanned from years under the sun, her muscles toned from her work in New York. Ettie stands at about 5 feet and 8 inches, towering above her 5'3" mother, but only slightly shorter than her 5'10" father. Her features are generally softer around the edges, except for her jawline and eyes, which are narrowed daggers, constantly ready to strike. But despite this rounded-ness of Ettie's face, she does not, for one moment, look innocent or soft.

Often, Ettie is found wearing lighter clothes, like white cotton shirts and looser pants; Ettie ditched skirts the second she left Kansas City. She also likes to wear denim pants with chaps, her favorite pair she owns being pale tan leather, just slightly darker than her hat. She also owns a black hide jacket, complete with fringe across her chest and down her sleeves.


Notable clothing includes:

• a rather large belt buckle, engraved with an eye in the center, rays of sun emanating from said eye, and horses running across the plains the eye is set above
• often, she likes to put flowers in her hair, her favorite being yellow roses
• black leather cowboy boots, rather new, with old rusted spurs she stole from her father
• a tan cowboy hat, a few bullet holes shot through