[She couldn't imagine Prim leaving. Even if she kept reminding herself it was inevitable, that she needed to enjoy the time she had now with Prim because it just wouldn't last, she couldn't bring herself to fully picture that day in her head. Today was hard enough as it was, remembering every Reaping Day past. Knowing that, perhaps if she had voted differently, last year could have been the day the marking no more lotteries. No more tessara and no more unnecessary deaths.
But she hadn't voted that way.
All the more reason for people to dislike her. To treat her like Sokka had when he had lost his soul. At least, that was how she rationalized it. Rationalized pushing people away so she wouldn't get hurt ever again.
She eyed Rapunzel with some frustration. This wasn't the response she wanted to hear.]
It wasn't a hard decision to make.
[The Capitol had needed to suffer the way the Districts had. And it would have cause the least amount of bloodshed, the least death in the end.]
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But she hadn't voted that way.
All the more reason for people to dislike her. To treat her like Sokka had when he had lost his soul. At least, that was how she rationalized it. Rationalized pushing people away so she wouldn't get hurt ever again.
She eyed Rapunzel with some frustration. This wasn't the response she wanted to hear.]
It wasn't a hard decision to make.
[The Capitol had needed to suffer the way the Districts had. And it would have cause the least amount of bloodshed, the least death in the end.]