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[There’s a girl staring down at the netbook in blank incomprehension. Observant people might notice the burn scars on her hands, crawling up her neck. Slowly, her gaze drags upwards to see the light that indicates the camera’s on, and recognition flickers in her eyes. She sets the netbook down and sits on a bed nearby, curling her feet under her. One hand is clenched around a bow, and the quiver is on her back already] You can see me, can’t you. [It’s not a question, and she doesn’t even appear to be addressing the camera.] Of course you can. They’re always watching.
It was supposed to be over. All of this. The fighting, the killing. It was supposed to be over. And don’t tell me there might not be killing. You don’t hand a victor a weapon and expect them not to use it.
[She stands, swiftly, drawing an arrow from the quiver and setting it on the string in one smooth movement. It’s aimed at the netbook. The expression on the girl’s face is almost too intense. A smile touches her lips, but there’s nothing positive in the expression] If you want me to fight for you, I’m going to need you to bring me Peeta.
[Her arms jerk up, aiming elsewhere, and the arrow is released. There’s a crash that indicates she hit something, and judging by the look of hard satisfaction in her eyes, it’s what she wanted to hit.] I could use Haymitch, too.
It was supposed to be over. All of this. The fighting, the killing. It was supposed to be over. And don’t tell me there might not be killing. You don’t hand a victor a weapon and expect them not to use it.
[She stands, swiftly, drawing an arrow from the quiver and setting it on the string in one smooth movement. It’s aimed at the netbook. The expression on the girl’s face is almost too intense. A smile touches her lips, but there’s nothing positive in the expression] If you want me to fight for you, I’m going to need you to bring me Peeta.
[Her arms jerk up, aiming elsewhere, and the arrow is released. There’s a crash that indicates she hit something, and judging by the look of hard satisfaction in her eyes, it’s what she wanted to hit.] I could use Haymitch, too.
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[A pause, and his words are harsher, more bitter. He's reminded of the people he's killed.] It's still a game.
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There's no need for the Mockingjay anymore. I won't kill for them. I won't kill for anyone. I don't care who they are.
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Then don't.
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Or I'm dreaming.
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Where are you?
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Four-oh-two.
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Not going anywhere.
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She uses her feet to knock. And by knock I mean she kicks the door once or twice and then steps back to the other side of the hall so she has enough room to shoot if she needs it] Open.
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Minutes pass before he finds the strength to stand, fingers wrapping around his trident as he walks to the door.
Opens it.
Stands back.] Even Johanna has more manners than you.
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I don't know what to do.
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But Finnick has no idea how to deal with knowing his death will happen ahead of time. How to square it away.]
Ask please and use your hand to knock. [He jerks his head.] Come on in.
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[She steps closer] Put the trident down. [She can't hug you if you're holding it gd]
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Once it's gone, he watches her carefully. His fingers twitch. What Finnick wants is to reach out and hug her first, but he's not going to make the move.]
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There are no words right now. She's sobbing and doesn't care, all but clinging to him.]
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He dies. She sees it.]
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If you two need some time to get it out of your system, I can leave.
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