Winter is Coming // Marr
Nov 27, 2013 23:56:11 GMT -5
Post by Parks on Nov 27, 2013 23:56:11 GMT -5
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I’ll show them all the very reasons to fear my name...
Winter is coming.
I walk along the dirt roads intertwined with my District, various things scattered across my tired brain. It is clear to me that a chill has set in the air, leaving our once warm summers far behind us. I kind of like the coldness of everything, it’s fitting., and it makes spring, with the overly pampered flowers and the leaves on the trees taking up all the room in the world, seem like such a drag, and summer with it’s scorching heat seem way too hot. Whenever I shift my head to the left or right, I see people bundled up in sweaters and such, and it yet another reminder that Winter is almost here. A light batch of snow has settled in, and it coats the ground delicately only to be crunched a moment later by someone’s boots. I too am wearing professional winter attire as I make my way to the market to get various supplies that my household is running low on, particularly miscellaneous things that my father has requested me to fetch for him.
At first, I am rather oblivious to my surroundings. I mean, I’m too busy marveling about the fact that winter is so close. But, I begin to notice people giving me odd stares, and I simply stop to wonder what in god’s name are they looking at. I am dressed just like them, for I am dressed in a scarf and light gray jacket with jeans, just as they are. I look just like them, for everyone shares somewhat of the same characteristics in the District they reside in. I also act just like them, I’m a snobby, uptight, arrogant b**** just like the lot of District Two should act. I mean, we’re one of the career districts. We’re the ones everyone hates and envies at the same time, (aside from One and Four, because they’re in this with us.) So then what is it? Why are they staring? It isn’t necessarily the adults who are giving me the peculiar stares, but more so the kids. Just then, I had come to the realization as to why they are acting so strange. A rumor had sprung up in school.
Apparently, I have made quite a name for myself after making Kyanite Ruze a fool of herself a few days ago, and good, because that means they know what she really is- a fool. (Although, as of late I have begun to second-guess myself.) Is she really that, or have I made her that in my head. Maybe she is in fact a loving person like everyone says she is. If that’s true, then what is she doing in District Two? This is kind of wear all of the jerks are. These are the thoughts that ponder on my mind as I reach the town square. Once more in the past few days Kyanite Ruze is the center of my attention, even if she isn’t here, she still is in a way.
With every exhale, I can see the warm air from the inside of my body react to the unsettling air waiting for it outside of my warmth, as it whirls in every direction until it is nothing but a faint memory. Is that what Kyanite is? Just a painful memory after I tore her down in the training center a few days ago. The thought had been haunting me since that day, though I would never tell anyone. I’m too arrogant to tell anyone. At least I can admit that I’m arrogant, but I hate myself every day for it. Every day I go back wondering and wishing I could have the personality of someone else, because maybe then I would actually appear to be likable, and not just some arrogant snob who wants to win the Hunger Games for my own personal benefit.
Upon entering the town square, I head to one of the only few merchants who happen to be open during Winter time. “Hello there,” I greet them in a rather friendly tone, a smile perched on my face. “I need a set of paper, a ruler, and...” the list goes on and on as I tell the merchant everything that is needed from him before proceeding to pay him upfront. It was a simple and efficient process, and now I shall be on my way home in no time.
Well that was rather easy... I think as I turn around, only to see her standing there, only a few feet away from me. I don’t think she has noticed me yet, but she will at any moment. I must flee- but it is too late. She has already seen me, and the mouse has fallen for the bait. I guess I spoke too soon, this won’t be easy at all...
“Hello Kyanite.”