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thecapitol2014-03-22 01:28 pm
swedeandlow) wrote in thecapitol2014-03-22 01:28 pm
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WHO| Kurt Wallander and OPEN
WHAT| Kurt decides he needs to get to know the Tributes a little more personally
WHEN| Now up until the crowning! Feel free to tag in super late, he'll still be around
WHERE| Common room of the tribute to
WARNINGS| None so far, will update if necessary
Kurt Wallander sighed meaningfully over his paperwork. He looked, as usual, like he hadn't slept in days, and the outfit he wore was utilitarian and rumpled. Those who had been to District 2 might recognize the style as being much more to their taste to the Capitol's, but he managed to make it look particularly disheveled anyway. There had been no murders lately, luckily, so he'd been able to focus all his attention on the rebellion, which as always managed to make him incredibly depressed. He didn't want to believe that the rebellion was trying to tap into the tributes, but the fact remained that whoever this hacker was, he was deliberately trying to turn the tributes into terrorists.
He'd managed to keep himself at arms length with them so far, but that was going to be impossible now. He'd have to talk to them, get to know them, figure out just how deeply this dangerous sentiment ran...
He sighed again, just as meaningfully, as he stood from his desk and rubbed his eyes. Interviews. Nothing formal, nothing mandatory, but he needed a more personal insight into the tribute system to understand where the weakness might be, where the motivations lay.
So he trudged out into the light rain, without an umbrella, to make his way over to the tribute center. The peacekeepers didn't give him any grief - they all recognized him as a superior officer, despite the wrinkles and baggy eyes, and he made his way to the common room. He didn't have to pretend to look awkward, he managed that pretty naturally, and he certainly didn't look like a peacekeeper as he wandered up to tributes and introduced himself.
WHAT| Kurt decides he needs to get to know the Tributes a little more personally
WHEN| Now up until the crowning! Feel free to tag in super late, he'll still be around
WHERE| Common room of the tribute to
WARNINGS| None so far, will update if necessary
Kurt Wallander sighed meaningfully over his paperwork. He looked, as usual, like he hadn't slept in days, and the outfit he wore was utilitarian and rumpled. Those who had been to District 2 might recognize the style as being much more to their taste to the Capitol's, but he managed to make it look particularly disheveled anyway. There had been no murders lately, luckily, so he'd been able to focus all his attention on the rebellion, which as always managed to make him incredibly depressed. He didn't want to believe that the rebellion was trying to tap into the tributes, but the fact remained that whoever this hacker was, he was deliberately trying to turn the tributes into terrorists.
He'd managed to keep himself at arms length with them so far, but that was going to be impossible now. He'd have to talk to them, get to know them, figure out just how deeply this dangerous sentiment ran...
He sighed again, just as meaningfully, as he stood from his desk and rubbed his eyes. Interviews. Nothing formal, nothing mandatory, but he needed a more personal insight into the tribute system to understand where the weakness might be, where the motivations lay.
So he trudged out into the light rain, without an umbrella, to make his way over to the tribute center. The peacekeepers didn't give him any grief - they all recognized him as a superior officer, despite the wrinkles and baggy eyes, and he made his way to the common room. He didn't have to pretend to look awkward, he managed that pretty naturally, and he certainly didn't look like a peacekeeper as he wandered up to tributes and introduced himself.
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