d2 } Faye Birch . WIP

d2 } Faye Birch . WIP Apr 21, 2014 4:52:31 GMT -5

Post by анзие (Anz) on Apr 21, 2014 4:52:31 GMT -5

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wipe the dry-clean slate

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There are always games to play and Faye has no time for any of them. Even as a child the idea of games repulsed her; why play a game when there is always the real thing? Games are for children, and Faye Birch is not a child. She is a grown woman with a mind of her own and a dozen better things to do. So the idea of the Hunger Games only fill her with scorn; even if the deaths are as real as it will be at the hands of her cousins’ killers it’s an annoyance to be dealt with, all that grief and despair are mere obstacles in the face of a greater challenge: the Capitol.

There have been rumors of a resistance but Faye’s never actually seen it happening, but she’s inclined to start one of her own because while she loves her family they are all idiots for wanting to prove their failing strength in an enclosed arena. Why hit the fallen when there are those who have placed themselves on pedestals as the most obvious kind of targets? Besides, the Capitol has taken too many of the Birches and Faye hates them for it (and their names send her pulse up through the roof at a mere mention, cause nightmares that leave her out of breath and drenched in sweat). They deserve a fate worse than death for taking her family.

Despite her scorn for child play Faye plays her own game, pretends to be the perfect career girl who has friends and boyfriends and an obsession with being the best career in the center. Keeping her rebellious thoughts a secret is of utmost importance because if she’s caught the Capitol will only burn the branches of her family, burn them all because they can. So she plays at a loving daughter who wants to please her career obsessive parents, a caring friend, and a head-over-heels significant other who really feels nothing for the men (and the occasional woman) in her life. She pretends to be the best citizen and Birch there possibly is.

She feels nothing for any of that because her feelings about the Capitol remain steadfast in her heart and she’ll tear them down with her bare hands if she absolutely has to.

The loving relationship between careers and the Capitol feels very much like war.

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quick, sound the alarm

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Faye Estella Birch

there's a vacancy sitting in my heart