Trixy Blackart (Villain)

Trixy Blackart is the secondary antagonist of the BBC comedy drama series The Dumping Ground, the third instalment in the television franchise based on The Story of Tracy Beaker by Jacqueline Wilson. She is the youngest and most devious of the Blackarts, a trio of half siblings made up of herself, her elder sister Faith and older brother Trent.
She is the main antagonist of season 2 and carries this role over into season 3 and 4. 
== Biography ==
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== Personality ==
Trixy is the most devious and intelligent of her siblings in spite of being the youngest, although she's not book smart she is cunning and calculating and manages to pull off several brilliant schemes throughout her time in the show. She is protective and loyal to her older siblings however has a tendency to take them for granted and mistreat them on occasion but genuinely does love them and like Trent has a great deal of separation anxiety for them. While mostly appearing very stoic and emotionless on two occasions Trixy broke down crying at the thought of Faith leaving and confesses to Trent her insecurities about losing him as well as Faith, showing that she does have a more vulnerable side. 
While cruel to them she overtime does start to appreciate and respect her housemates, in particular Carmen, Rebecca, Jody and Sasha, although isn't above occasionally messing with them still. 
== Appearance ==
Trixy is quite short for her age and appears quite skinny and frail, however she is actually significantly stronger than she appears, she has pale skin, blue eyes, and long brown hair with blonde highlights which is nearly always tied into a high ponytail at the top.
Her fashion sense much her siblings is alternative and punk based and is far more varied than the other Blackarts, with her most common outfits being a white t-shirt under black overalls and a white blouse underneath a v-neck sweatshirt.
== Trivia ==
* Trixy is often referred to as munchkin mockingly due to her small stature and high pitched voice, this is obviously an allusion to the characters of the same name featured in The Wizard of Oz