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knifewithnoname) wrote in
thecapitol2013-05-08 04:38 pm
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Watching the dead [Open]
Who| Pruna and open
What| Pruna watches the man who killed her fall. Then discovers something about herself. Feel free to tag either prompt
Where| A lounge area
When| As this and this are shown live.
Warnings/Notes| Mentions of violence and death. Small child delighting in death.
In one of the corners of the lounge the little girl was sat leafing through a huge book. She had went to the library wanting to learn more about the technologies in this place. Mostly about how the buildings, how they were so big, how they hadn't all fallen down on top of each other. Also the things that moved, the transport that Cinna had told her about.
She thought the stupid person at the library had problems understanding her, or she was having issues working out why someone wanted to know how something worked. After almost storming out when the woman tried to give her a story book where the transport could talk (and she had never heard one talk, so she assumed they couldn't) she finally got her hands on a book about buildings.
Not how they were made though, just pictures of them with when and who made them and what they were for. It was better than stupid talking transport anyways.
The pictures were interesting at least, and she was amazed by how huge and pretty they were. She was out here rather than in her room because she wanted to keep watching the arena. She didn't really see the fun in it like the people of the capitol did, though she liked how it served chaos. But she needed to know who was strong. Who she would have to take out and what their weaknesses were.
She had no interest in the winner, they wouldn't be going back in. But the people who almost won. They would be the threats. Her attention wavered between her book, the screen and the bowl of fruit and melted chocolate she had next to her; because Momoko was right it was amazing. Not as nice as ice cream though.
Then a face she knew very well came onto the screen. The man who killed her. She leaned forward, book abandoned at her side watching intently, a small, wicked, grin on her face.
She wasn't even that angry at him, he had done what she would have done if their places were reversed and he had let her die fighting. It had been honourable.
That didn't mean she wasn't going to enjoy watching this, she pulled the bowl of fruit onto her knee.
[Later] He was dead, he would be back she knew but it still felt... satisfying. She grinned and went back to her book, it seemed like lots of people liked him because now they were showing him through the arena, all the lives he had taken. She lost interest and went back to her book.
He then went on to kill Pruna She looked up with a frown, because that was what Eva had called her. And sure enough there she was on screen, eyes angry as she died.
She got up and marched over to the TV. "What did you be calling me? What do a pruna be being?" She poked the television angrily.
What| Pruna watches the man who killed her fall. Then discovers something about herself. Feel free to tag either prompt
Where| A lounge area
When| As this and this are shown live.
Warnings/Notes| Mentions of violence and death. Small child delighting in death.
In one of the corners of the lounge the little girl was sat leafing through a huge book. She had went to the library wanting to learn more about the technologies in this place. Mostly about how the buildings, how they were so big, how they hadn't all fallen down on top of each other. Also the things that moved, the transport that Cinna had told her about.
She thought the stupid person at the library had problems understanding her, or she was having issues working out why someone wanted to know how something worked. After almost storming out when the woman tried to give her a story book where the transport could talk (and she had never heard one talk, so she assumed they couldn't) she finally got her hands on a book about buildings.
Not how they were made though, just pictures of them with when and who made them and what they were for. It was better than stupid talking transport anyways.
The pictures were interesting at least, and she was amazed by how huge and pretty they were. She was out here rather than in her room because she wanted to keep watching the arena. She didn't really see the fun in it like the people of the capitol did, though she liked how it served chaos. But she needed to know who was strong. Who she would have to take out and what their weaknesses were.
She had no interest in the winner, they wouldn't be going back in. But the people who almost won. They would be the threats. Her attention wavered between her book, the screen and the bowl of fruit and melted chocolate she had next to her; because Momoko was right it was amazing. Not as nice as ice cream though.
Then a face she knew very well came onto the screen. The man who killed her. She leaned forward, book abandoned at her side watching intently, a small, wicked, grin on her face.
She wasn't even that angry at him, he had done what she would have done if their places were reversed and he had let her die fighting. It had been honourable.
That didn't mean she wasn't going to enjoy watching this, she pulled the bowl of fruit onto her knee.
[Later] He was dead, he would be back she knew but it still felt... satisfying. She grinned and went back to her book, it seemed like lots of people liked him because now they were showing him through the arena, all the lives he had taken. She lost interest and went back to her book.
He then went on to kill Pruna She looked up with a frown, because that was what Eva had called her. And sure enough there she was on screen, eyes angry as she died.
She got up and marched over to the TV. "What did you be calling me? What do a pruna be being?" She poked the television angrily.

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He sees the change in her when the man's face appears on screen, observes the tilt of her, eager in the show of carnage. The Initiate doesn't make a sound at all. She wouldn't even know him to be there, had he not, upon the call of a name and her reaction, walked up behind and said, "SEEMS THE MOTHERFUCKING NAMELESS SISTER FOUND AT HERSELF ONE AFTERALL. The sinnerfucks will play at like they own. DON'T MOTHERFUCKING MEAN SHE GOT AT TO HAVING TO ANSWER."
He's close enough to spook, but just distant enough to avoid attack for it. He's not dressed in torn clothing any more but a bit of recent capitol fashion, the guise of an indigo prince, sparing a crown or shoes. His expression will not be easy to decipher.
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"Is it interesting?" he asked, amused.
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So instead she glared at him. "I do no be knowing what it do be meaning, and why they do be calling me it."
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"Explained that wicked noise already, Nameless. SILENCE AIN'T A LANGUAGE WHAT MOTHERFUCKERS KNOW AT HOW TO SPEAK," He says. "So in it's place the panbent babble is stewed the fuck up in it 'til a sound WHAT FITS DRAGS SELF FROM IT FOR THE GREAT PURPOSE."
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But the fact they had done, because they wanted to talk about her and couldn't work out how to like the Initiate had said...
She gave a small grin but then remembered the troll alien was still there so just shrugged. "That do be being stupid."
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Why would she eat them at all? Maybe he meant kill them? Or not kill them?
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Then he realised he'd got sucked into the local's attitude towards the whole thing. "Or they could just agree to not fight and people will get bored and leave them alone."
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"Then someone else will just be killing them, there do no be many more left, the television technology did be saying we might be having a winner by tonight or tomorrow."
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"You do be being right I do be thinking."
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To be sad about killing people would be stupid. To be sad about killing people was to be sad about survival or preforming sacred rite. He wouldn't see the point and he takes kind to another feeling similar.
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"Do you be knowing lots of magic?
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She shrugged, "Who do you be thinking will be winning?"
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"It do be seeming to be being hard to be killing her."
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"She believes in miracles?"
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If she managed to get to the end and have the apparent victor die for her Pruna would be impressed.
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She purposefully dipped another piece of strawberry into the chocolate, he wasn't her boss he couldn't tell her what to do, and grinned at him.