Katniss Everdeen (
the_effect_she_has) wrote in
paradisa2012-08-20 10:44 am
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[Dictated][One - Right Through The Eye]
[She's put up her bed as a makeshift shield in front the door, after she woke up and found herself not in her cell, but in the castle. She didn't think until later about the fact that her weapons were with her - her custom bow and her arrows - but not her pin. All she could think was that she was in a new place but she wasn't dead. Yet.]
[And there was the journal. She opened up and eyed it as words - voices! - scrawled across the page. She looked warily towards the door, before she began to speak and writing appeared - quick, almost jerky, letters flying across the pages in messy and sharp handwriting to show her agitation.]
Where am I? What is going on? Why is the writing appearing on the pages? Where is my pin? Why do I have my weapons? Am I in the Capital? Am I back in District 13? I don't understand this I don't understand -
[There is a blot of ink on the page, as she takes a deep, shaky breath. She speaks slowly, the letters start in a much more measured tone.]
My name is Katniss Everdeen. I am seventeen years old. I had a sister named Primrose. I was the Champion of the 74th Hunger Games. I am the Mockingjay. I killed President Coin.
[She says it again. And again. And again. Until she's interrupted.]
((ooc: I apologize for all the errors. I wanted a cleaner first post than this - but if wishes were quarters I'd have enough for laundry for a year. >.<))

It's okay! I had to work.
You know I hate that name.
[She really didn't.]
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Good sturdy stuff, here. Took me awhile to move it. [Is all she replies.]
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It's called Paradisa. And there's a lot about it that doesn't make sense, but ... believe me, everything I'm gonna tell you is true. I didn't believe any of it at first, but ... I've been here a few months, now, and ... there are ways that it's better than Panem, and ways that it's worse.
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I would really like some bread and cheese, and some fresh water.
[... and a tray appeared. One corner of her mouth lifted up bitter humor.]
I think I'm willing to believe you. Magical castle that grants your every wish? On that.
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[She felt her jaw tighten, as she thought of all the people she could lose. All the memories that made her who she was. Losing her pin had been hard enough - but losing everything else?]
It's a good thing ... that I've learned not to ask for things, isn't it?
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Oh ... Gale. Gale, I am so sorry.
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It's okay. Don't worry about it ... I've been finding ways around it. I'm still able to gather some stuff, and I'm getting to know the woods. There are a lot of new plants here, anyway, so ... it's ... not as bad as it could be. The things everyone calls "world changes" are worse.
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[She stepped forward, dropping her hands and then ... gently squeezed one arm.] I'm still sorry.
[Sadness in her eyes, before she sets her shoulders, and moves back again.] What are world changes?
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They're ... kind of like when you go into the arena? That's the best way I could describe it. Everything's completely different - there are whole cities, or places. Only, it all changes overnight. You go to sleep and wake up, and ... it isn't the castle anymore, it's some other place. But everyone else is still here with you. And there's usually some kind of thing we all have to do, or find. The first time everything changed after I got here, it was a whole other world, with towns and roads between them, and ruins, and ... these weird, mutt-type creatures that everyone kept for pets.
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Way too much like the arena for my tastes - wait.
[She stiffens, as she looks up at him.] Mutts? What kind of mutts? [Mutts with the eyes of the fallen, lizard mutts that are ripping her friends apart, creatures and nightmares all blended into one.]
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....he did.
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[She turned towards him.] Did I protect him, this time? [God, please let her at least gotten this right.]
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You did. You, and a few other people he's friends with, here.
[he's light on words, here, because ... well, he was still a little bitter about the two of them, then. it had still stung]
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Good ... good.
[She looks up at him, grey eyes flickering over him thoughtfully. There's no ... edge there, like there used to be. He just sounds - at peace. It's odd. Relieving, but odd.]
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