Meet the Residents
Dragonfly Hollow is home to familiar friends and woodland neighbors, each with their own place in the Hollow—and their own stories to tell.
Familiar Friends
Vinnie
Energetic, adventurous, and convinced there's always something interesting just a little farther down the path.
Vinnie rarely needs much encouragement to get moving. He likes new places, unexpected turns, and the possibility of discovering something he wasn't looking for. Even when the journey doesn't go according to plan, Vinnie can usually find something worth enjoying along the way.
Remy
Curious, enthusiastic, and always ready to learn something new.
Remy approaches the Hollow with questions and an eagerness to understand what he finds. Whether he's trying something for the first time or figuring out how something works, he brings the kind of curiosity that can turn an ordinary day into a discovery.
Roxy
Inventive, optimistic, and always ready to see what an idea might become.
Roxy loves making, tinkering, and trying things just to find out what happens. Not every idea works exactly as planned, but that has never stopped her for long. To Roxy, a problem is usually just the beginning of the next idea.
Mason
Thoughtful, prepared, and happiest when he knows everyone has what they might need.
Mason likes to think ahead—sometimes very far ahead. He'll pack for every possibility and make sure no one is left without something important. He's learning that good preparation isn't about bringing everything; sometimes it's about knowing what matters most.
Wellsy
Friendly, thoughtful, and especially good at helping everyone find their way forward together.
Wellsy has a knack for noticing when things could go a little more smoothly. He doesn't need to take over; sometimes a suggestion, a helping hand, or simply being there is enough. He likes seeing everyone included and the pieces coming together.
Cole
Steady, careful, and happiest when he can help make sure something important is looked after.
Cole believes being careful doesn't have to mean staying still. Whether something needs a safe place to rest or a little extra protection for the journey ahead, he takes the time to make sure it's ready. Around Cole, even uncertain adventures can feel a little more manageable.
WoodlandNeighbors
Jinx
Independent, observant, and usually investigating something no one else has noticed yet.
Jinx tends to choose her own path, whether that means taking the direct route or following her curiosity toward something interesting. She may not explain what she's thinking, but she's rarely wandering without a reason—and it's usually worth noticing where she goes.
Maisie
Bright, busy, and always interested in what might be growing just around the bend.
Maisie brings energy and curiosity wherever she goes. She likes having something to tend, something to investigate, or some small project underway—and she has a way of making the ordinary corners of Dragonfly Hollow feel full of possibility.
Bram
A thoughtful new friend who likes to take his time and notice what's around him.
Bram doesn't need to be the first one down the path or the loudest one in the group. He's happiest when there's something interesting to discover—and good company to discover it with.
Finn
An enthusiastic adventurer who rarely sees a path without wondering where else it might lead.
Finn is always ready to suggest a new route, a different way, or one more thing worth seeing along the journey. His ideas don't always make the trip shorter, but they have a habit of making it much more interesting.
Tobin
Easygoing, capable, and comfortable finding his way even when the path isn't perfectly clear.
Tobin knows the Hollow well, but that doesn't mean he expects every journey to go exactly as planned. He's comfortable taking things as they come, noticing what changes along the way, and seeing where an unfamiliar path might lead. Sometimes knowing your way around means being willing to discover a new one.
Ivy
Curious, careful, and always interested in what might be hiding just beneath the surface.
Ivy has a habit of noticing things other residents might walk right past. A curious stone, an unexpected mark, or something uncovered beneath the soil is usually enough to make her stop and take a closer look. She doesn't need to know the answer right away—sometimes wondering where something came from is the best part of finding it.
