Guam

I don't know why, but both times I drew her I tried making her weary. I think it's mainly because she is. Ophelia did deal with a lot, and it's not easy being raised in a mostly Catholic neighborhood and dealing with a lot of emotional baggage that will not be disclosed until later, meanwhile the closest thing she had to friends picked on her for being "too brown" and her sister for being black. 
 Meanwhile, she wears the lipstick for herself. She is asexual homoromantic. 

So, I finalized her surname and I pinpointed the specifics of her ethnicity. She is still aboriginal Mexican, but she's also distant Cuban and mostly Zuni. Her mother raised her Zuni and they both spoke the language in secret. She was told the stories and there was this point in time in which she tried to stop and forget about it because she was seen as "weird." She never did, though. She talks to herself.

P.S., Ophelia is still not her real name. Wink.