god help the children | girls vs wendihoes vs hollow
Mar 13, 2024 10:02:14 GMT -5
Post by umber vivuus 12b 🥀 [dars] on Mar 13, 2024 10:02:14 GMT -5
The end is near.
They can taste it.
The loud one isn't loud anymore, pulling herself up the stairs in a desperate plea of survival, a horse with a gimp leg approaching the farmer holding a gun. And the blonde, an alleged friend, seems to be the farmer in this instance, shouting words of beratement instead of helping. It is a sweet harmony which makes the children giggle.
She speaks of violence like it is something she's impervious to the effects of. She carries herself like she's a decider of fates, rather than an executioner following commands. Like she's in her current position because of her own effort, and not because someone else is currently dragging themselves up the stairs by their belly. Effort. What would she know about effort? It is the chief difference, the children think, between themselves and her.
"Pathetic."
They aren't looking at the one who is crawling. It's the blonde they're turned to in that moment.
And then they look back at the others: the smart girl and the fearful one.
Of the four, it's clear which is currently the easiest target, but does that make it worth it? The closest one could march over right now, pick the girl up by her hair, and slit her throat. But it'd be easy. Too easy, when they could make the tributes do themselves.
Effort. They demand more of it.
They point to Harley just as she pulls herself up to the top of the stairs, their eyes now on Maggie.
"Finish."
A group of them stationed behind the smart girl prods her forward, poking at her with their knives.
"Now."[Hollows attack tributes who have not had actions made against them this round]
Marguerite
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They stand the loud girl up on her feet to face her end, holding her upright so she doesn't topple back down the stairs just yet. The one with the familiar voice holds a handful of Harley's hair by the nape of her neck, leans in and whispers directly into her ear with the exact same cadence as before: "I won't be there this time-"