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thecapitol2012-05-01 10:49 pm
cried) wrote in thecapitol2012-05-01 10:49 pm
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WHO| Lily and Yooooou!
WHAT| Realizing that her death doesn't result to her going back home. Yet eagerly starts walking around.
WHEN| Her return to the Capitol.
WHERE| Somewhere in District Four's part of the Tribute Building.
WARNINGS/NOTES| Just a small mention of her death.
She doesn't understand.
She was supposed to be dead. Possibly even before she was brought into the Games.
Though once those bright blue eyes flashed open, she was in a near fright once she had realized her current location. While she was much more adjusted to nothing more than a white room with little to nothing there, other than a bed and a few other things that her "Mother" had allowed, it brought immediate realization that she would not be returning back to the underground. Even after her death in the Arena.
Rather than blaming Kaidan for killing her, Lily honestly thanked the man from letting her -- in her mind -- escape for the mean time from the clutches of the Capitol. It would have been worse of her to stay there, with nearly every move she made had her looking over her own shoulder not for another Tribute, but for that blood thirsty DOG that was all to ready to claw out of her mind and literally tear the remaining Tributes into pieces. So, in a sense, while her death was rather painful, there was no part in her mind that was upset for Kaidan's decision.
For the time being, she was free. Taking a deep breath as she decided to throw the sheets off of her and walking out from her room. Bright blue eyes scanned the area, as her feet managed to take her somewhere into the living room -- however, she had no idea that it was called that -- and instead of immediately finding someone to help her understand exactly she would face in the next few days, the excitement of any other child overwhelmed her once she had her eyes set on things that were completely unfamiliar to her.
While she did this, however, she didn't even realize that someone else could possibly be in the rather large section of the building along with her.
WHAT| Realizing that her death doesn't result to her going back home. Yet eagerly starts walking around.
WHEN| Her return to the Capitol.
WHERE| Somewhere in District Four's part of the Tribute Building.
WARNINGS/NOTES| Just a small mention of her death.
She doesn't understand.
She was supposed to be dead. Possibly even before she was brought into the Games.
Though once those bright blue eyes flashed open, she was in a near fright once she had realized her current location. While she was much more adjusted to nothing more than a white room with little to nothing there, other than a bed and a few other things that her "Mother" had allowed, it brought immediate realization that she would not be returning back to the underground. Even after her death in the Arena.
Rather than blaming Kaidan for killing her, Lily honestly thanked the man from letting her -- in her mind -- escape for the mean time from the clutches of the Capitol. It would have been worse of her to stay there, with nearly every move she made had her looking over her own shoulder not for another Tribute, but for that blood thirsty DOG that was all to ready to claw out of her mind and literally tear the remaining Tributes into pieces. So, in a sense, while her death was rather painful, there was no part in her mind that was upset for Kaidan's decision.
For the time being, she was free. Taking a deep breath as she decided to throw the sheets off of her and walking out from her room. Bright blue eyes scanned the area, as her feet managed to take her somewhere into the living room -- however, she had no idea that it was called that -- and instead of immediately finding someone to help her understand exactly she would face in the next few days, the excitement of any other child overwhelmed her once she had her eyes set on things that were completely unfamiliar to her.
While she did this, however, she didn't even realize that someone else could possibly be in the rather large section of the building along with her.
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The people here seem to remind her of the scientist back underground, so Lily does her best simply shaking it out of mind. "I haven't met anyone else yet except for you, so..." She decides to take a seat next to Amy, "No one has talked about what happened to me in there."
At least, not yet.