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A return
Who| Pruna and open
What| Pruna returns and tries to make sense of things
Where| Tribute tower lounge
When| When she returns
WARNINGS | Likely swearing
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Pruna looked around the room. It wasn't the same one she had been put in last time but it was practically identical. She wrinkled her nose as she sat down on the bed.
She remembered this place, the stupid hair people who called her Pruna and the arenas, the technologies and the people who were her... friends? But she had forgotten, she had went home and forgotten. Forgotten everything, all the training, all the things she had learned. All the cool things she had wanted to show...
She jumped to her feet, scowling at the room. Well however stupid this place was at least it was a stupid place she knew, it wasn't the temple. The place she was going to be taken in the stupid cold mountains.
But she remembered this place got stupid cold too, she remembered the snow and the hats. It wasn't cold now though, she was in a training uniform and as she went to leave her room she spotted some soft almost slipper like shoes. She put them on, frowning at the feeling but keeping them on as she slipped out into the corridor.
She stopped outside a door, Sandy's door. If her girlfriend was still here, Pruna didn't know how long she had been away. She raised her hand as if to open it and then scowled. She remembered the last time she had seen Sandy's face, scared and almost leaky eyed and she remembered pain. Lots of pain.
Why had she done that? Pruna frowned and stepped away from the door, and stormed out of the suite, riding the escalator down to the ground floor and the lounge.. She was a servant of the shadow god, someone who killed when she was told to. Someone useful. Why had she tried to save a stupid leaky eyed weakling?
All the reasons were in her head all muddled up and she flung herself onto a sofa, memories of eating ice cream with Sandy being mixed up with memories of eating honey cakes on a rooftop. She grabbed the controller and turned on the television, flicking through channels to try and find one that would catch her up on what had happened whilst she was away.
What| Pruna returns and tries to make sense of things
Where| Tribute tower lounge
When| When she returns
WARNINGS | Likely swearing
NOTES|
Pruna looked around the room. It wasn't the same one she had been put in last time but it was practically identical. She wrinkled her nose as she sat down on the bed.
She remembered this place, the stupid hair people who called her Pruna and the arenas, the technologies and the people who were her... friends? But she had forgotten, she had went home and forgotten. Forgotten everything, all the training, all the things she had learned. All the cool things she had wanted to show...
She jumped to her feet, scowling at the room. Well however stupid this place was at least it was a stupid place she knew, it wasn't the temple. The place she was going to be taken in the stupid cold mountains.
But she remembered this place got stupid cold too, she remembered the snow and the hats. It wasn't cold now though, she was in a training uniform and as she went to leave her room she spotted some soft almost slipper like shoes. She put them on, frowning at the feeling but keeping them on as she slipped out into the corridor.
She stopped outside a door, Sandy's door. If her girlfriend was still here, Pruna didn't know how long she had been away. She raised her hand as if to open it and then scowled. She remembered the last time she had seen Sandy's face, scared and almost leaky eyed and she remembered pain. Lots of pain.
Why had she done that? Pruna frowned and stepped away from the door, and stormed out of the suite, riding the escalator down to the ground floor and the lounge.. She was a servant of the shadow god, someone who killed when she was told to. Someone useful. Why had she tried to save a stupid leaky eyed weakling?
All the reasons were in her head all muddled up and she flung herself onto a sofa, memories of eating ice cream with Sandy being mixed up with memories of eating honey cakes on a rooftop. She grabbed the controller and turned on the television, flicking through channels to try and find one that would catch her up on what had happened whilst she was away.
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When he finally took his own break from training, Max didn't follow him back to his room. Instead she stood behind until her training dummy had to be replaced as she had worked out her confusion and frustration on the object. Now she stopped herself from immediately running to Big Brother and instead paused by a slightly familiar face pouting on the couch.
Pruna. Pruna and Sandy. They, like most of the Capitol, were simply vivid dreams come true, although word was Pruna has also vanished last Arena. Well, it looked like it was a week for reunions.
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It was probably why she had become so weak.
"Be getting your own fucking couch." She growled though at the same time she did move over to make room. She didn't want to give anyone an excuse to have her punished, but she wasn't going to be playing nice either.
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"I have no been seeing her yet." She wrinkled her nose, she still had no idea who this girl was but somehow she knew she should be with Sandy.
Of course she could have just watched reruns of the arena. "I did only just be getting back."
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"Courfeyrac was a big baby about it, but you know how boys are, all emotion, emotion, emotion."
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Finding blind spots. She'd do her best, and it was something at least. Now, though, she could do with a little turning her brain off. She was bound to grab Sandy and tell her this when she spotted someone who looked pretty familiar on the couch. But no, couldn't be. Could it?
"Pruna?"
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"Mindy." Pruna blinked at her, scowling still.
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"What? Are you pissed about me bonding with the duck? I'm sure he still loves you best."
Assuming Sandy got to her first.
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A+ Pruna handling there Mindy. Well done.
Mindy is not fucking around (is she ever?)
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"Kid?" Shepard never once called her Pruna, not once since the girl had told her that she had no name, "You're back. And...wearing shoes."
Small miracles, all around.
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Still, this girl caught his interest. Children were strangely adaptable to their circumstances. He had seen that on Bajor, and again in Ziyal and Jake Sisko, even, to some unflattering degree, in himself. Those who were strong and meant to survive would do so regardless of whatever hardships they had to endure. Those who had been in Panem for sometime were exhibits of that already. They detached, grew desensitized to the violence around them. They became almost Cardassian in that way. This girl didn't appear to be like that at all. This girl seemed new, deflated.
He approached with a wide, cheerful smile, which he hoped wouldn't completely scare her off. Most of the Capitol had gotten used to his reptilian features by now, but there was no way to tell with newcomers.
"There's a human dish that usually makes me feel a little bit better when I'm looking like you do now." He waved as soon as he was sure he had her attention. "Have you heard of gelato, my dear? It comes in any flavor you can imagine, including some you'd probably rather not, and it's fantastically good."
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But then he offered food and her opinion of him changed, her frown turned thoughtful.
She realised suddenly that she couldn't remember when she had last eaten. Before she had proven her loyalty. Taiwin had left her a honey cake but she had stomped on it in anger and the morning she had spoken to Elena (was it this morning? Or yesterday?) Kant had taken her to the kitchen, sat her on one of the worktops and made her drink a mug of warm milk with honey. Milk with honey was one of her favourites but it had tasted strange, it had taken her so long to drink the small mug that the milk had gone cold and the honey all congealed.
"I did no never be hearing of it. But there do be being many things here I did no never be hearing of." And most of them had proven delicious.
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"My name is Garak," he announced, his voice perhaps slightly loud given the space. Cardassian hearing being what it was, he couldn't be sure. Volume-control had always been something of a problem for him. "May I ask your name? It would make a conversation easier, if we're to have one."
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"I will be remembering it Garak, they do be calling me Pruna here. Do you be knowing where we can be getting some of this...gela...to?"
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"It's not far from here, if you would like to accompany me. I was going to go find some just now when I noticed you there."
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He's still in garb from his ritual, all paint and glitter cover and bleeding palms. Praise the Messiahs. Praise the motherfucking holy two, they've heard his prayers, at least a few.
"LITTLE SISTER!" He calls across the room. He picks up the pace to run to her.
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"Hello." She looked at the paint, glitter and blood and her smile grew. "I do be being back."
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We can fade out here/soon if you like c:
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"Hey there, Dewbie. Long time no see."
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She pushed herself off the back of the sofa and walked around to sit beside the younger girl with such flair you'd think they were on Broadway.
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