I was a constellation, you held me so tight in the orbits of your body. O' Father, I miss you terribly; too much that I've become a fallen star.. && although I inhaled your words and exhaled stardust, I cannot get this bitter taste from my tongue.
he paused ( trying to rememberwho had been beaten when ——- his brain seemed overloaded with information these days ) then shook his head ‘ broadcast—-? no’ tiberius would like to think he’d REMEMBER a broadcast of someone being beaten to death by peacekeepers——- ( but then again, events like that hadn’t exactly been to hard to come across the last few weeks. ) either way, he wasn’t sure EXACTLY WHAT the girl was talking about && he wasn’t going to get into a GUESSING GAME, since that could only end in embarrassment … so tiberius asked ——- brow creased in a frown
‘ whose your dad ? ’
“ Cinna.” For some reason, Chrysta hadn’t been in the mood to talk. A girl who is usually full with words had run empty. perhaps it was the tearschoking out emotions, or rather the confusion that refused to leave her mind be. Visions surge in and out; images of her father being beaten before the countdown of the third quarter quell. Utter silence was at fault for suddon bumps upon once delicate skin. “you didn’t watch the quarter quell?”
“Sucks doesn’t it. Not knowing if you’re the last one left of the family line. I’m pretty sure I’m dead last, my dad was beaten by peacekeepers. Did you see the broadcast?”
it was as plain as day, just moments before the victors were sent upwards to the arena. The capitol had every right to be suspicious Cinna wasn’t too discreet with his kindness towards Katniss. Her tone fell somewhat unaffected by the horrific events, albeit her love towards her only parent.