Fighter.

jenna was a punk rock misfit,she is rather different. jenna has a passion for the guitar,not heavy metal but soft strumming.this shows her sensitive side, eventhough her structure says otherwise. the lyrics to her songs are inspirational, but never seem to make it beyond the wall of her room. jenna has only one friend, tom, a kind, sensitive guy who cares greatly for jenna, not that she ever takes the time to realise. jannes life had recently become "tough", she felt alone, exploited, niglected and as if the world isn't worth what she had been sacrificing. she was suicidal, and on the verge of commiting to her thoughts. tpm was always there. he was support, a shoulder to cry on, but mainly just a good friend. he had noticed jenna had changed severly but was never brave enough to do or say anything. jenna wasn't much of a socialite in fact shes the closest thing to unpopular possible. some would say shes "socially disconnected", but jenna didn't mind. despite all her differences, tom saw something extraordinary, he saw her for who she really is, and that was only the surface of her, what she chose to allow people to see, her duller half, not that everyone interpreted it in the same way. the way jenna looked was not who she was inside, she looked like what was exspected, considering her behaviour and attitude, but no one knows what goes on behind closed doors. in privacy, jenna is the most kind, caring and thoughtful person ever imaginable. beyond jennas surface, she feels beautiful, and angellic, yet unwanted, but this is what makes her majestic,she a fighter. jenna needed to depict herself to just lighter her load and feel even slightly acceptable. it was later realised it wasn't possible, not even tom could cheer her up. school was never a safe enviroment for jenna, she always felt as if she was being judged constantly at a second degree, which she probably was. despite her music, jenna put her emotion into dance. she had advanced skills in ballet and was unbelievably graceful. jenna had been called "mixed", as if she wasn't an individual, as if she was trying to portray everything she wanted to be into one trait, but that's what makes her so special.