I'm the caretaker of the family. I love taking care of my husband, children, nieces, and nephews. My nieces and nephews all have rooms at my home, and know they are always welcome here. They carry the Falcon blood and so does the estate with the blood sweat and tears of their ancestors that built this beautiful home. I make sure Marisol knows she can come home at any time she wants even though she is happily married to her husband and loves her little family she has made. I never had any sisters and being friends with the twins growing up Marisol was always around and she became my baby sister too. I'm usually a happy go lucky woman, but bring up Solstice and you can get my goat for sure. I can definitely go off about that woman. I do have a bit of a temper especially if one of my babies is threatened.

[smear:#e64219]Positive Traits:[/smear:#e619a4:0]
1)Nature-Focused: Preferring natural resources over artificial ones; being strongly attuned to nature.
2)Wholesome: Being of high moral fiber; having a good influence on others.
3)Whimsical: Fancifully spontaneous; giving in to humorous or imaginative impulsiveness.
4)Adventurous: Willing to try new experiences and take risks.
5)Passionate: Being capable of or expressing deep feeling.
6)Sentimental: Being strongly influenced by feelings or emotional sentiment.

[smear:#e619a4]Negative Traits:[/smear:#e64219:0]
1)Stubborn: Unyielding or obstinate.
2)Temperamental: Marked by unpredictable changes in mood.
3)Vindictive: Daydreaming about ways to make the other party pay. (Namely Solstice)
4)Mischievous: Getting oneself and others into frequent trouble.
5)Pessimistic: Inclined to focus on the negative and expect the worst possible outcome.
6)Resentful: Reliving the past; picking at old wounds.

The Knight and Summerhill families were part of those original inhabitants of Big Sky, Montana. Stories passed down from one generation to another. My parents also stuck with the tradition of Native American names. So I was born Sleeping Fawn and somehow my English name became Carmelita. I liked my names, but my parents still called me Sleeping Fawn. I am their youngest of seven. I have six older brothers who are all High Mountain Rangers. They were named Broken Arrow, Thunder Spirit, Winter Hawk, Moon Dancer, Rising Moon, and Whispering Wind. They have English names as well but usually go with a variation of their Native American Name. So on the mountain they are called Arrow, Thunder, Hawk, Dancer, Moon, and Wind. I gave all my children English names so as not to confuse them, but as they grew older some of them asked their grandparents to give them a Native American name.

I was a beautiful, and good baby my mother says. I loved playing outside and looking up at the bright blew sky she said. Birds would come up to me and sing to me. Other animals would be curious of me and become my friend my mother said. If she or my father or even my brothers approached they would all take off. As I grew older I would wander up the mountain and join my friends playing with them. It was on one of those journeys that I met the Falcon twins up there and we played together from that day onward. The three of us grew up together calling ourselves the three musketeers from a book that their mother had read to us one summer. The three of us were inseparable.

There was one girl that I did not get along with. She was always showing off her new pretty dresses or whatever her parents spoiled her with. That was Solstice Nightingale. She was spoiled rotten. When we were about five I had gotten a new dress, and we had went to the Sunday gathering. Mom said to be careful in my new dress. I had run into Solstice and her little followers even at that young age. She had made fun of my new gingham dress that I was so proud of. My mom had made it for me with material she had let me pick out. It was red and white checkered. I had moved to go on and she pushed me back into a puddle of mud. I remember crying and knowing I was going to be in trouble for ruining my new dress mom had worked so hard on for me. Suddenly Cavalier was there along with Cobalt and they helped me out of the puddle of water. They took me to the lake and we tried to get the dress clean, but it didn't work. When I finally appeared later my mother was disappointed in me and I felt bad. I wasn't a tattletale though so I didn't tell her what had really happened. I just let her yell at me and stopped the twins from telling her the truth.

Things escalated with Solstice after that and we definitely became nemesis. She was always trying to be sweet and nice with the twins Cavalier and Cobalt, but they usually didn't fall for her tricks thankfully. Sometimes though Cobalt would get swayed by her, but he usually came back to us. In second grade Solstice and I got into a knockdown drag out fight. Our older brothers and the twins trying to pull us apart. I went home bloody that day, and somehow it got all blamed on me as usual. Solstice had cried and put on a show blaming it all on me. She had been the one who started it, and the twins tried telling the teachers and principal that, but they didn't listen. So I was the one who got suspended for a week. A whole week off wasn't fun as I had to help mom with stuff and do extra chores for my punishment. I swore I'd get even with Solstice for this.

Like my older brothers I got a mini bike when I turned four. All six of them were surrounding it along with my father as if I were some porcelain doll they were trying to protect. With a sigh I started up the bike before dad could even tell me how, and I was off. My brothers in the way jumping and rolling away on the ground to get out of my way. Since then I haven't slowed down. I knew enough already at four having been given rides by my dad and older brothers to know how to make the bike go. Balance just came natural to me. Mom said I about gave her a heart attack riding off like a bat out of hell, but she hadn't been able to stop laughing at my older brothers who were picking themselves up disgruntled and dusting the dirt off of them. Wasn't long before they were on their bikes tailing me for a change.

I couldn't wait for the day to get to ride a dirt bike. I was more than ready to start doing motocross like my older brothers. I was more than bummed when Cavalier and Cobalt shot up that summer in height and were already way ahead of me getting their dirt bikes. When the day finally came mom told me to let dad at least explain things to me this time. That it would make him feel good. So I did just that giving dad the chance to explain things. I was chomping at the bit to take off, but I held it in letting dad have his moments like he did with my older brothers. I was the last of his babies after all. When he finally let me go I was off around that track. To my dismay I laid the bike over once, but I got it right back up after hearing the groans from Cobalt and Cavalier who were watching me. That was the first and last time I laid a bike over. I became a real contender in motocross too even beating Cavalier and Cobalt once in a while to my delight. They hadn't let me win either I'd seen it on their faces.

When I got to junior high I tried out for sports, and had fun playing them. My heart wasn't totally into them like it was Motocross. With my dad and some of my older brothers in the Wild Wolves MC it was a part of my life. My uncle Rising Son started up a dueling club around that time. Which I definitely joined and I loved it. I was the top of my class in dueling. Which angered Solstice who was trying to be better than I was.

During our eighth grade year Solstice who wasn't even supposed to be on the basketball court at the time plowed into me hard. I remember crashing into the stands, and everything going black. I woke up later in the hospital. I'd had a broken arm and ankle from the crash and a definite concussion. Solstice had made sure she got hurt too, and blamed the collision on me so of course since I was always the troublemaker growing up I got the blame for that too. I wasn't allowed to play Basketball after that. I was not happy cause I loved playing. At least I still had dueling club. Which she was bound and determined to take from me too. That I didn't have to worry about it as my uncle Rising Son was the sponsor for it, and it was her that got kicked out when he saw the illegal move that she made against me. I still have a scar on my leg from that one.

Our freshman year was when she sunk her hooks into Cobalt, who fell for her charms. How that was possible though I don't know and it felt like he was betraying our friendship. It was around that time that Cavalier and I realized that our feelings for one another went deeper than just friendship. When Solstice was forced to join us by Cobalt he kept her inline and there wasn't any funny business as he had warned her. I would like to say we became friends, but I just don't think that will ever be possible.

Our sophomore year Solstice came up behind Cavalier and cozied up to him where I could see. I was not a happy camper, and was about to claw her eyes out, but Cobalt was there and him and Cavalier handled it. Oh she acted like it was an accident not being able to tell them apart, but I could see right though it. How could she not tell them apart either was confusing to me. Yeah they were identical, but they were so different too. That was only the first time she pulled that little stunt, it's been on numerous occasions since then.

After graduating I happily became Cavalier's wife after he proposed to me up on the mountain at the waterfall. A waterfall that is hidden to all, but the descendants of the Shoshone. It's a coming of age journey for those with our heritage to find. Even I took my turn when I was sixteen and found it. I did it on my own, but my brothers and father were hidden there on the mountain watching me and looking out for me. Not that they needed too, my father had trained me in the ways of the High Mountain Rangers as well. I just chose to become a stay at home wife and mother like my own mother. We were blessed with our first child Camdyn and she was such a beautiful baby. A handful, but none the less I loved her with every fiber of my being. We had seven handsome sons after her. Our youngest just turned eleven.

There have been lots of ups and downs over the years, but we have gotten by on love. I've taken a lot of other children under my wing if they needed anything at all. Opening my doors to them. Cobalt and his children that still live at home have moved into Falcon's Roost and he's in the process of divorcing Solstice. I wanted to throw a party when he told us he finally was throwing her to the curb. That woman had no motherly bone in her body at all, and didn't deserve to be called a mother. I tried to show motherly love to her children letting them know if they ever needed anything I would be there.