She had been hoping for more information about the district then they actually got. Cindy was lucky in the fact that the people she would talk to, the ones she wanted and needed to, that they were all in different districts then her. Maybe, if they pooled their notes (she assumed everyone was taking notes of some kind), then they could get a sense of what was going on out here.

The peacekeepers at the doors were a good indicator. It was dark, so you could only barely make out the huge fence surrounding the district. Cindy decided to keep her attention firmly on his face. There was nothing anyone could do right now, except what they were doing. And having fun was definitely not a crime.

"You better get used to it. There's plenty of American tributes here." She paused, leaning in a little closer, voice dropping. "And this isn't confirmed, but if you ever have some time, check out a map of Panem. It looks like a place on Earth." Her voice goes back to normal volume as she grins.

"All of them, at least twice now. And I love Paris, actually. Nice, too." Cindy says thoughtfully. "I get why people want to travel to Versailles, but it's a little too much for my tastes." Which is saying something. After being in France way back when, she usually opted out of visiting there.

"But Venice is a good one, and Rio de Janeiro. Prefer sun over snow."