Cassandra "Sandy" Marko (
justoutrunyou) wrote in
thecapitol2013-01-07 03:34 pm
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WHO | Sandy and YOU!
WHAT | A new tribute is confused and...hey free food?
WHEN | pre-Arena 5
WHERE | suite 12
WARNINGS | None for the moment.
Sandy felt decidedly out of place in the lavish surroundings of the Capitol. She was after all, a skinny little brat from the bad side of town. And yet here she was with freshly washed hair, clean clothes, and a view of the city from this gigantic window.
It had all happened so fast she still wasn't entirely sure she was alive at all. One minute she was running for her life, the next she was being told by some old farts that she was going to be fighting for her life.
Then it was off to bed and now here she was. Alone in a room that was bigger then her entire apartment. It was enough to make a girl wanna scream just to hear it echo.
More curiously she had tried in the shower to do her special trick, to make her skin hard as stone and nothing had happened. It was gone.
Her attention was drawn by a smell. A strong smell, a sweet smell. It led her from the window to the kitchenette area where delicious food sat on display. Like someone was preparing for a party but no one came.
Eyes shifting around cautiously as if an adult was going to pop out of one of the many doors to this area and yell at her Sandy hesitantly took a flower shaped roll out of a basket and broke it open.
It was still steaming inside.
That was all the encouragement she needed. Finding a knife she took stock of the various items near the basket and decided to try what looked to be pink butter. It was even better then she imagined! Raspberry honey butter! She devoured the roll in a few bites and moved to the fruit basket. Some kind of purple melon caught her eye and she plucked a crescent shaped slice.
If she really had died, this was not what she had imagined Heaven was like. But it was a good start.

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-and pauses at the sound of someone eating.
At least someone here has the right idea. He steps back outside the room, pretends he hasn't picked the lock, and knocks.
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Dragging an ornate wooden chair to the door she was disappointed to see it had no peep hole. With a sigh she left the chair a few feet away and opened the door just a crack peeking through.
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He was being friendly enough, but paranoia crept up the back of her neck, he wasn't the first one to be so cheerful, but considering she was told her reason for being here was a death match, people being cheerful wasn't as comforting as it used to be. She kept a tight grip on the door.
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"Can I come in? I heard chewing noises and thought you might have food."
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Her apartment may have had paper thin walls but she couldn't imagine she was chewing that loudly. She wasn't crunching carrot sticks after all.
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Effie shuffled in, making tiny little movements in the tower heels she was in. They always sank into the suite 12's plush carpets. She should really remove her shoes, but she didn't want to make it seem like she was being to unprofessional.
That, and they took a very long time to put back on.
Looking at the girl with her hands on the food, she felt that little thing shift in her that she tried to ignore whenever it did. Little blond girls were always the hardest, and this one didn't even look old enough to reap properly.
But she ignored it. Getting over emotional in this job helped no one.
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She swallowed hard and took a swig of something bubbly before responding with a guarded "Hi."
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She had woken up with the new file in her tablet, and head read over it as she had gotten ready this morning.
And really, who else would be in here?
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At least whoever this was she didn't call her "Cassandra." Her full name always sounded too smart for how Sandy thought of herself.
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She walked closer, give Sandy what she thought of as her most engaging smile.
"I'm the escort for District 12. You're new home."
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But never the less Sandy gave Effie the most insincere smile she could muster.
"Greeeat. Where and what is a District 12 exactly? Some kind of orphanage or something?" Because that made about as much sense as anything else had today.
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"Uh...hi?" His bow threw her off. No one ever bowed to her.
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"Thanks." She mumbled around the meat taking a few more pieces and moving back over to the snack table to put some bread and cheese with her meat.
It felt so weird to be waited on.
"I don't have to pay for this stuff right?"
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"OK...I think that means I can take what I want. Which is good I guess." But something was really off about this guy and she couldn't take her eyes off him. Was he mute? She had seen something about that once on TV. A girl who couldn't talk but used her hands to communicate.
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shall we wrap this thread up?
sounds good to me I like both of these ending points :D
let me know if i should change it!
No worries!
"Do I just..." She muttered not noticing Sherlock yet. She took a few stabs with the spear. It felt clunky and awkward.
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"You'll never manage the leverage, at your weight," He said after a few moments. "It would give you reach but your response time would be too slow for the reach to be useful. You're better off with a dagger, or a knife."
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"I-I was just messing around." She protested and then turned to stomp over to where she'd gotten the spear and put it back. Still her eyes fell on the daggers and throwing knives glittering dangerously at the table. He had a point. Those would be easier to run with.
She moved to the side to pick up one of them and examine it carefully while calling out over her shoulder. "Who are you anyway?"
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He didn't move further into the room, simply standing where he had planted himself in the doorway and watching her with a hawk-sharp gaze. The smirk was still on his lips, however.
"Tribute," he added, eventually. "And yourself?"
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"Sandy." She answered back leaning on the table to look at him. "Unwilling tribute."
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