C'mon Down To The Talent Show // [ 66th Tribs Blitz ]
Feb 4, 2014 16:48:55 GMT -5
Post by Anatra on Feb 4, 2014 16:48:55 GMT -5
The Talent Show Luke Davis - District Eight - Eighteen A talent show. Talent in terms of what? It could be anything. It could even be a trap, but I doubt he'd be so overt about it. It crosses my mind as I wait for a good time to leave without being noticed. I make sure I at least look decent enough for presentation. I am not going to impress anybody - well, maybe one person. For some reason, I can hear the Anthem of Panem ring whilst I take the staircase down. It would be a little silly to take the elevator in case anybody seen. Was it my imagination? Am I walking into the Games early? It feels like it. Facing all of the tributes in casual conversation. This could be difficult. I enter the room. To my own surprise, some are in more fancy get-ups. Dresses, a suit? I'm standing at the entrance with literally a black t-shirt and some smart black trousers and shoes. Nothing notable, but then again nothing weird or outrageous. If I am going to die at some point, I want to at least look like I am me. Not that anybody will manage it tonight. I am sitting quietly to myself on a chair near the table. I have a bottle in my hand and it is barely started. I get taken by surprised. Taken being a literal term. "All along it was a fever..." She started. My heart warmed as my ears fed it. I don't know why, but this song has always meant a lot. It isn't that popular, but those who know it usually know it because of how it moves you deeply. "Oh now, tell me now, tell me now, tell me now you know." I am tempted to look up at the stage, to see who it is that is singing. I don't, yet. I can't because I am busy making sure I'm not being talked at by any other tributes. People, not animals. "Makes me feel like I can't live without you." I turn around in my chair. It is her, and I'm looking right at her. "I want you to stay." She continues. "Ooh, ooh, ooh, the reason I hold on." She looks right at me. My face was taking in the stare as my smile grows warmer. I smile to her, You're good. I mouth with my lips without sound, from afar. I turn back around, and continue my drink after she had left the stage. Some part of me wants her to make the first proper move, simply because I am certain I am able to cope with something like this. I don't know about her, so I don't want to make her commit to anything if she can't. The drink burns in my throat. It is a nice burn, because you know how it makes you feel if you've had it before. In District Eight, it is a rare sight. But on the odd occasion that my father would have it, I would end up being allowed some. I like the feeling, but if it goes to far then I know I'd regret it. |