It was always of fascination to Harley how sometimes the truth can seem so obvious when someone else says it, but when you're alone it simply can be seen.

"You've got a point. I once knew a guy, he used to say the greatest power humanity had was it's ability to change." She smirked nostalgically. "Funny thing was this came from a guy who wore the same five polo shirts every week to class because it provided him with stability. I guess we all cope with stress different ways."

But back to the topic on hand.

"Someone asked me real early on in all of this to do what I did best back home. Turn things on their head. Be baffling and weird and annoying. Drive everyone around me as nuts as possible. Sounded easy at the time but the only people I've done that to are other tributes. So I guess I'm afraid if this place changes me I'll never go back to that girl who used to run circles around the best and brightest back home by being looney tunes."

"And lets face it, I dunno who I'm gonna be. And people are always afraid of what they don't know."