Adopted children: Grace Smith Nico Ackman Martha Keats Norman Zillwood
Appearance:
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Personality: Flower is hot-headed and feisty. She can't resist a challenge, and it would do her some good to shut up once in a while. She's quick to pull a blade on you if she doesn't like you, so watch out.
Backstory: Flower was born on April 3, 1775 to Catherine and Robert Walsh. From the moment she could walk, she was helping her father on his boat. He was a fisherman, and had wanted a son to help him and carry on the family business. But his daughter would have to do until then. Ten years later, when Catherine died in childbirth giving birth to Flower's youngest sister, Orla, Robert knew he would never have a son, since he had six daughters and no sons. So Flower, being the oldest, was to marry a fisherman and carry the family legacy. However, she didn't want to, but went along with it anyways.
When she was 16, she met Edward Philips, who had dreams of running off and becoming a pirate. So they ran off together, on one of Edward's family's ships, which they called The Bloody Hangman. Flower started disguising herself as a man, and going by Flower instead of Lily.
After a year at sea, Flower and Edward had rounded up a crew of misfits. Edward was the captain, Flower his first mate. This changed, however, when Edward was executed. Flower had gone to try and rescue him, but it was too late. She returned to the Bloody Hangman in Edward's clothes. The crew accepted her as their new captain, but were weary of the girl she had brought along. Her name was Virginia Kelly, a prisoner Flower had fallen head over heels for.
The Bloody Hangman and her crew sailed for three more years, until they were all caught by the Royal Navy. Flower's true identity was revealed, and she was executed by hanging on December 6, 1794.
Wears:
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Quotes:
"Say that again and I'll slit your throat."
"Gin. I want Gin. Not the alcohol, my girlfriend- well, both would be nice, actually."
