sic semper tyrannis {the hatters} day 1.5
Feb 23, 2017 13:06:36 GMT -5
Post by mat on Feb 23, 2017 13:06:36 GMT -5
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Callixtus
Shim
[attr="class","mattioshimlyrics"]so i wake up in the morning
and i step outside
and i get real high
and scream from the top of my lungs
and i step outside
and i get real high
and scream from the top of my lungs
[attr="class","mattioshimpost"]Callixtus Shim ran with an assorted rainbow of crayons and small deck of cards from the center and abandoned the bloodbath. His flight finally kicking in as the numbers slimmed by drastic measures. At least two-dozen of the tributes were present, and by the time he left, less than a half-dozen remained in the center.
Once he was far enough to where he felt out of the reach of the other fighting tributes, he took a moment to catch his breath. The crouched down, taking inhalations of well-needed breath after what felt like hours of fighting. Surely it was only a few minutes, not even, but the rush that the bloodbath had brought upon him gave Callixtus unwanted-savoring of time. Every moment could have been his last, yet none were. He looked down at his hands. One clutched the several crayons that he picked up from the bloodbath and the cards, the closest thing Callixtus could get to a weapon. His other hand was free, but it was by far his most stressed body part, the knuckles of his hand a very dark red. Every punch and push had to get by it first, and Cal repaid his debt by letting it get so bruised and beaten up.
The last duty that Callixtus Shim requested of his right hand to do is raise a trap door, the only escape from the rooftop that he could see. He pulled it open, trying to get down the door as quickly as possible. The others would be coming soon, he thought, and surely they’ll come for my blood.
Nobody ever followed to challenge him to a brawl.
Cal continued his retreat down the stairs of the mansion, praying that if he was to encounter someone, he would be able to get away safely. To him, avoiding fights was a better approach to the Hunger Games than picking them, every fight you have is just another chance to die. Without warfare, Callixtus didn’t like his odds, and he certainly didn’t want to deal with even worse ones.
The mansion seemed eerie and confusing like dropping down the tube instead of rising and getting caught by a enormous seahorse. It all felt too insane to be an arena. It didn’t look like it had a theme like the others, a ghost town or a swamp. Now, it just felt like random things were being thrown together. Random clothing, a freefall, a seahorse, crayons, mansions. Nothing seemed to add up. Maybe that was the point of the arena, nothing made sense, and therefore that was the theme.
He slowly creeped down the hallway of the mansion, filled with paintings and antiques. The scenery in the hallway only made Callixtus more uncomfortable and afraid. The mansion looked like it could’ve been many times bigger than his own.
So this is how the rich people live. He continued to walk slowly, keeping an ear out for any intruders. After all, this was still the Hunger Games and people would love to strike him down in a heartbeat.
He stuffed the handful of crayons into his bag that he brought from the dressing room but kept the small stack of cards in his hands, ready to defend if someone was sneaking up on him.
As he reached the end of the hallway, Callixtus Shim finally began to understand what this arena was truly about. Randomness, confusion, and illusion. The stairway led to an end, but many more approached, going all different ways and directions. Knowing that the arena was probably themed on illusions did not help his thought process any, though, as he had no clue what to do or which direction to take to get out.
As the made his first steps, loud noises called out, a banging ringing through his ears.
BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG!
The four noises felt too familiar. Three of which he knew were for people in his massive fight, but the other could’ve been anyone. It could have been the Shaw girl or someone from his District, it could have been someone he encountered or never spoke a word to. It was that feeling of uncertainty that worried Callixtus. Every cannon that went off could easily have been someone he could’ve used to better his odds of survival. Now, they were gone.
He traveled with the stairs to a new hallway, filled with the same illusion pictures and portraits. He moved his hand up to one, touching the center of a beautiful assortment of colors that all met at the canvas’s center. Callixtus’s pictures were not nearly as good as this, his colors could only complete a little scene of what he wished was him right now instead of fighting to the death.
He put his finger nail to the painting, and began to scratch the surface, chipping the piece of artwork.
It didn’t make Callixtus feel anything other than fear and confusion. It had to be disposed of.
Once he was far enough to where he felt out of the reach of the other fighting tributes, he took a moment to catch his breath. The crouched down, taking inhalations of well-needed breath after what felt like hours of fighting. Surely it was only a few minutes, not even, but the rush that the bloodbath had brought upon him gave Callixtus unwanted-savoring of time. Every moment could have been his last, yet none were. He looked down at his hands. One clutched the several crayons that he picked up from the bloodbath and the cards, the closest thing Callixtus could get to a weapon. His other hand was free, but it was by far his most stressed body part, the knuckles of his hand a very dark red. Every punch and push had to get by it first, and Cal repaid his debt by letting it get so bruised and beaten up.
The last duty that Callixtus Shim requested of his right hand to do is raise a trap door, the only escape from the rooftop that he could see. He pulled it open, trying to get down the door as quickly as possible. The others would be coming soon, he thought, and surely they’ll come for my blood.
Nobody ever followed to challenge him to a brawl.
Cal continued his retreat down the stairs of the mansion, praying that if he was to encounter someone, he would be able to get away safely. To him, avoiding fights was a better approach to the Hunger Games than picking them, every fight you have is just another chance to die. Without warfare, Callixtus didn’t like his odds, and he certainly didn’t want to deal with even worse ones.
The mansion seemed eerie and confusing like dropping down the tube instead of rising and getting caught by a enormous seahorse. It all felt too insane to be an arena. It didn’t look like it had a theme like the others, a ghost town or a swamp. Now, it just felt like random things were being thrown together. Random clothing, a freefall, a seahorse, crayons, mansions. Nothing seemed to add up. Maybe that was the point of the arena, nothing made sense, and therefore that was the theme.
He slowly creeped down the hallway of the mansion, filled with paintings and antiques. The scenery in the hallway only made Callixtus more uncomfortable and afraid. The mansion looked like it could’ve been many times bigger than his own.
So this is how the rich people live. He continued to walk slowly, keeping an ear out for any intruders. After all, this was still the Hunger Games and people would love to strike him down in a heartbeat.
He stuffed the handful of crayons into his bag that he brought from the dressing room but kept the small stack of cards in his hands, ready to defend if someone was sneaking up on him.
As he reached the end of the hallway, Callixtus Shim finally began to understand what this arena was truly about. Randomness, confusion, and illusion. The stairway led to an end, but many more approached, going all different ways and directions. Knowing that the arena was probably themed on illusions did not help his thought process any, though, as he had no clue what to do or which direction to take to get out.
As the made his first steps, loud noises called out, a banging ringing through his ears.
BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG!
The four noises felt too familiar. Three of which he knew were for people in his massive fight, but the other could’ve been anyone. It could have been the Shaw girl or someone from his District, it could have been someone he encountered or never spoke a word to. It was that feeling of uncertainty that worried Callixtus. Every cannon that went off could easily have been someone he could’ve used to better his odds of survival. Now, they were gone.
He traveled with the stairs to a new hallway, filled with the same illusion pictures and portraits. He moved his hand up to one, touching the center of a beautiful assortment of colors that all met at the canvas’s center. Callixtus’s pictures were not nearly as good as this, his colors could only complete a little scene of what he wished was him right now instead of fighting to the death.
He put his finger nail to the painting, and began to scratch the surface, chipping the piece of artwork.
It didn’t make Callixtus feel anything other than fear and confusion. It had to be disposed of.
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