Ilse Plummet-Terwyn

''"You make damn good dick cookies." ''-Mason to Ilse, when they were eating cookies shaped like penises.

Ilse was known for being extremely random, but also suicidal. She loved Mason dearly, and is the reason Milson one the craziest couple award. Because she was crazy.

Personality
Ilse could be a lot to handle at times. She wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed, but she always meant well. However, she messed up quite a bit. Ilse was a comic relief of District 2. She often acted without thinking things through, but was ever-innocent and naive. Mason found it difficult to blame her for anything, even though her personality often set him off.

Her Relationship With Mason
Ilse and Mason started out as friends. She would make jokes of him being gay and called him "Rainbow", and he would cuss at her. But one day at the pond when Mason was teaching Ilse to swim, everything changed. They did the nasty and they both realized that they had feelings for each other. Ilse still thought of herself as nothing but an annoyance to Mason, but he broke up with Ama for her and it was obvious she was anything but that.

It was difficult for Ilse to cope with all the mistakes Mason made. She was often planning her own death, but Mason always made it up to her. Milson was based upon sex, mostly. Ilse knew this, and wished that there was more to the relationship. He asked her to marry him, and after some minor falters in their engagement, they got married.

When they weren't creaking, they were doing random things. They would eat dick cookies, or test out traps that Ilse made, or dress up in dresses together. Ilse enjoyed seeing Mason doing mortifying things, it seemed. But they were happy.

Mason's temper often grew short with Ilse. He hurt her a few times in marriage, once in the engagement. The first time he threw her to the ground, it almost ended everything. But she went crawling back to him because he's all she ever knew.

Family
Ilse had twins, Jaime and Jessie, with Mason. When Mason abused Jaime, it was hard for her to forgive him. But she loved the old him, clung to the old him, and couldn't even leave him after that. As parents, they grew apart from each other a bit. Ilse doubted that Mason loved her as they grew older. But he did. And after their children left for District 4, they only had each other.