Hazel is one of the strikingly beautiful teenage girls on the Isle of the Lost. Since most of the original villains' children had children of their own, she was around their ages instead of being around the second generations' ages. Her father had been sent to the Isle of the Lost after Mal, with her friends, became adults, so it made sense that Hazel would be sixteen years old and living with the third generation of villains instead of the second generation. Hazel has white-blonde hair that reached down to her knees, and she usually wore a blue dress with a white coat and gold belt, a dark pink scarf, black high heeled boots, a pair of dark pink gem earrings, and a black and white purse with a gold chain. Her father often commented on how much she reminded him of her mother.

She didn't know who her mother was, but she inherited her white-blonde hair. She had the same piercing green eyes as her father and had a fair skin tone. She had a naturally small waist, and she was almost as tall as her father, even in heels. They lived in a rotting castle away from the town. Hazel was castleschooled by her father for sixteen years.

He taught her how to be evil and manipulative. She often used boys her age as tickets to steal whatever items of value they had on them to take back to her father. She was considered one of the flirts on the Isle. Seeing as how her father was famous for leaving the princess of Arendelle to freeze to death and almost killing the queen of Arendelle, she was often rumored to be just like him. The key word being "almost," seeing as how his scheme had failed.

That's how it was on the Isle of the Lost: Every villains' scheme had failed. Hazel was sick and tired of feeling failure every time someone mentioned her father's failed scheme. His plan was carefully calculated, and he was smart enough to go after the naive princess once no one had been able to get to the queen. That was the same day that Hazel vowed to herself to make her father proud of her. She would come up with a wicked scheme of her own and carefully plan it, making sure to look innocent and kind.

Of course, her father didn't think that she was a disappointment. He treated her like the princess she deserved to be: Telling her every so often that she was the most beautiful on the Isle, making sure that she was treated as such, and other things like that. Hazel did enjoy that, and she also enjoyed making innocent people suffer. She thought that what she knew of her life and her world was enough until all that ended.