Ashworth Family

Ashworth Family

Celeste, volunteering at the local Farmer's Market, noticed Hazel carefully examining an antique clock. Impressed by Hazel's knowledge of its intricate workings and captivated by her enthusiasm, Celeste struck up a conversation. They quickly discovered a shared passion for restoring forgotten objects, with Celeste appreciating Hazel's artistic eye and Hazel admiring Celeste's organizational skills. Realizing they complemented each other perfectly, they decided to collaborate on restoring antique clocks together.

Rosennisias Bellweather-Hemmings, a sprightly octogenarian with an encyclopedic knowledge of Danue's history, stumbles upon Hazel Ashworth's stall at the local farmer's market. Hazel, known for her meticulous restoration of antique clocks, is displaying a particularly intricate timepiece that catches Rosennisias' eye. Recognizing its historical significance, Rosennisias engages Hazel in a lively conversation about the clock's origins and craftsmanship. Hazel, captivated by Rosennisias' passion and insight, eagerly shares her own knowledge of horology. They discover a shared love for Danue's past and a deep respect for objects that hold stories within their mechanisms. Rosennisias invites Hazel to her home for tea and a deeper dive into the clock's history, forming the beginning of a mentorship built on mutual respect and a fascination with the town they both cherish.

Hal Heathcote, a six year old with a passion for building intricate structures, meets Hazel Ashworth at the Pilegron Market Square during a volunteer event. Hazel, seventeen years old and fascinated by restoring antique furniture, is immediately drawn to Hal's meticulous craftsmanship as he helps build a new display stand. They bond over their shared love of detail and bringing something beautiful and functional into existence.