Myriadviper42
Fulcrum Agent
- Joined
- Feb 14, 2010
- Location
- Control
I'll only be starting the actual story when more people sign up, but for now I'll do the prolouge. Remember, only one character can survive, but all will come back as muttations. I'd like at least half the tributes filled in before I start. And may the odds be ever in your favor! Rated PG-13 for blood, violence, and mild language.
Ilio Vazon
Head Gamemaker
I don't like this at all. As Head Gamemaker, with that statement, you might expect me to say that when a tribute breaks the rules or makes us Gamemakers the laughingstock of Panem. That's what happened this time. A tribute broke the rules. All the other Gamemakers were shocked. It really wan't breaking the rules, but it was against Panem. I have a feeling more will follow from various tributes. I wonder how the other Gamemakers will react. Perhaps trip in a bowl of punch?
That's not it. I see tributes forming alliances, and I know they are all doomed to failure. All except one. But I'd prefer dying to living a life alone, having so many nightmares about the Games, and facing the wraths of the other districts. I see now what is troubling me. In the Capitol's eyes, this is entertainment. In my eyes, this is slaughter. What kind of nation slaughters 24 children every year?
Nobody knows this, but I was once from District 2. I stayed until Peacekeepers killed my family when they were looking for people hiding a refuge from another District. The refuge had hidden in our closet, and no amount of convincing on our part could convince them we hadn't known he was there.
I'd managed to escape and headed to the Capitol, which was the last place anyone would look for me. I quickly assumed power, though I didn't want it, especially because my youngest daughter had died in the games. It was my fault. I had forbidden her to train in the district, as I am a rule-following person. She was killed.
I became Head Gamemaker when I realized that I couldn't turn back. If I did, I'd be killed. I held myself together. I still am sane. Barely. I see Orion Templesmith, silver this year, announce the beginning of this year's Hunger Games. I know it's unfair. But I can't do anything about it.
Ilio Vazon
Head Gamemaker
I don't like this at all. As Head Gamemaker, with that statement, you might expect me to say that when a tribute breaks the rules or makes us Gamemakers the laughingstock of Panem. That's what happened this time. A tribute broke the rules. All the other Gamemakers were shocked. It really wan't breaking the rules, but it was against Panem. I have a feeling more will follow from various tributes. I wonder how the other Gamemakers will react. Perhaps trip in a bowl of punch?
That's not it. I see tributes forming alliances, and I know they are all doomed to failure. All except one. But I'd prefer dying to living a life alone, having so many nightmares about the Games, and facing the wraths of the other districts. I see now what is troubling me. In the Capitol's eyes, this is entertainment. In my eyes, this is slaughter. What kind of nation slaughters 24 children every year?
Nobody knows this, but I was once from District 2. I stayed until Peacekeepers killed my family when they were looking for people hiding a refuge from another District. The refuge had hidden in our closet, and no amount of convincing on our part could convince them we hadn't known he was there.
I'd managed to escape and headed to the Capitol, which was the last place anyone would look for me. I quickly assumed power, though I didn't want it, especially because my youngest daughter had died in the games. It was my fault. I had forbidden her to train in the district, as I am a rule-following person. She was killed.
I became Head Gamemaker when I realized that I couldn't turn back. If I did, I'd be killed. I held myself together. I still am sane. Barely. I see Orion Templesmith, silver this year, announce the beginning of this year's Hunger Games. I know it's unfair. But I can't do anything about it.
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