Haymitch Abernathy (
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paradisa2012-06-04 05:01 pm
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Eighth Drink
[Haymitch is, of course, in the Lux, drowning his sorrows. But let's face it, that's pretty much normalcy at this point. He has his journal open on the table in front of him, occasionally flicking through the pages.
He's not been doing great. The castle's latest trick just dredged up horrible feelings. Of family and everything he lost and knew he'd never have back on Panem. And the way the kids were just taken away... well, that struck a very different chord]
So, now we know that this place likes to play with the lives of little children too. Makes you wonder what sort of hell it puts the apparent other-uses out there while it steals away their kids for a week. This has been happening, what? Few years now? I haven't got one of those fancy old journals that goes back forever and a day, so someone else if going to have to fill in the blanks. And no one has ever seen this other bedroom before now?
[There's a pause as he thanks one of the bar staff for handing him his drink, taking a deep swig before he turns his attention back to the journal again]
Is anyone else pretty damn disturbed that there's an alternate version of themselves who got happily settled down and started popping out youngsters? Even when there's no way those two people can exist in the same space and time? Sounds to me like we've got another castle. Somewhere.
[The term 'breeding farm' springs to mind, but he really hopes that's not the case. Not even the Capitol had swooped QUITE that low yet. He sighs. Thinking he might have a family somewhere out there, that's he's content about that simple fact just doesn't sit well with him]
Something to think about.
He's not been doing great. The castle's latest trick just dredged up horrible feelings. Of family and everything he lost and knew he'd never have back on Panem. And the way the kids were just taken away... well, that struck a very different chord]
So, now we know that this place likes to play with the lives of little children too. Makes you wonder what sort of hell it puts the apparent other-uses out there while it steals away their kids for a week. This has been happening, what? Few years now? I haven't got one of those fancy old journals that goes back forever and a day, so someone else if going to have to fill in the blanks. And no one has ever seen this other bedroom before now?
[There's a pause as he thanks one of the bar staff for handing him his drink, taking a deep swig before he turns his attention back to the journal again]
Is anyone else pretty damn disturbed that there's an alternate version of themselves who got happily settled down and started popping out youngsters? Even when there's no way those two people can exist in the same space and time? Sounds to me like we've got another castle. Somewhere.
[The term 'breeding farm' springs to mind, but he really hopes that's not the case. Not even the Capitol had swooped QUITE that low yet. He sighs. Thinking he might have a family somewhere out there, that's he's content about that simple fact just doesn't sit well with him]
Something to think about.

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I've had the same little girl for three years, but she was five this year. [She'll wipe down the counter and hand him another drink. Just because she figures he might want one.]
forever!
So they grow up too? Each time they come back?
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[He's thinking, trying to put all the jigsaw pieces into place when he's missing half the pieces he needs to complete the puzzle]
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Seems like it to me. Could be how the castle does things. Some people have gone home for a bit, forgotten this place while they're home, then come back with years tacked on, but remember when they get back.
Only difference is, the body stays behind. [Which Jo still says just screams fake.]
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[That screams Trackerjackers to Haymitch]
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It's a lot to think about, actually.
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I'm Fred.
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/can we say this is just before the loss? XD
Yes yes we can
yaaaays
That didn't mean it was safe, of course.
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Haymitch (also I was supposed to write this days ago SOB)
Once again, Haymitch has been reading her mind.
That's what makes her seek him out today. Maybe, on some level, she needs to talk about this with someone who understands.]
I talked to Finnick. [Because well-adjusted and healthy people don't approach things directly, obviously!]
Katniss
Did you now. [There was a touch on inquiry to his tone]
Haymitch
Yeah. [.... But he'll have to try a lot harder than that.]
Katniss
There are a lot of things you and Finnick could talk about. Care to divulge?