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[effective]

[The rope some of you might have seen Katniss toying with in the past is now almost completely unravelled, knotting at one end to keep the strands together as she fiddles with the other end. Tying and untying, over and over]

So the sinister organisation that kidnapped us from our home worlds tries to use our memories to make us fight, but I'm paranoid?

It's not paranoia if you're right. If you really think that they care what we want, you're delusional. And I know delusional.

[Speaking of. Katniss hands tremble for a moment before she ties a particularly savage knot. She switches topics with little concern for how jarring that is] Does anyone know what Peeta saw? Some of his memories are...wrong.

[She closes her eyes] I might need some... [help] People might need to keep him away from me for the next little while. I'm going to find somewhere high to wait it out. [because he can't climb things with his metal leg :'D]

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[oxfordian]

( Certainly not what he'd expected. His brow furrows. )

Was there anything that you, ah, needed?

[effective]

[A brief pause]

Just...look out for Peeta. [Because everyone knows Peeta right]

[oxfordian]

( He's seen him on the network at least!! )

Peeta? ( is she saying peter... )

[effective]

Peeta Mellark. [The way she sounds it, it's like she's quoting someone else] Blonde, blue eyes. Strong. His memories are wrong.

[oxfordian]

( That makes him entirely curious, and somewhat sympathetic. )

You had viewed them during the scenario? ( How could they have been wrong? Unless it was damage—no, that had been part of the scenario, unless— )

Were you harmed?

[effective]

No. [Her expression twists and she starts tugging at her knots, undoing them again. She's starting to flag, has talked to too many people. She can't keep the memories of Prim at bay]

Why do you care?

[oxfordian]

( Charles should be unsurprised that she doesn't come to immediately understand his concern—yes, this is rather out of place, isn't it? )

Caring is something I'm rather good at, I'm afraid.

[effective]

I bet that works out well for you.

[oxfordian]

Not in all cases!

( Wait, was that sarcasm? Oh, he is too old school for this. )

—with that said, I am concerned; for any and all of those that are trapped here similarly to us.