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“Well he lost his head a few years after so I figure a leg doesn’t
matter in the grand scheme of things.”
She’s perfected this act: talking to others as if her father’s brutal death no longer
triggers even an ounce of emotion within her. The truth, of course, is that if she
shows even an ounce of emotion, she’ll crumble. It’s easier to shut down rather
than embrace how she feels; it’s a powder keg that’s near close to exploding,
and she’s not going to spark whatever’s left of the fuse.
A quick change of topic is in order, and the switch is almost seamless.
“D’you ever get phantom limb? Daddy used to feel his leg there
all the time. When it hurt, he had to stab himself in the fake-foot
so he’d remember it’s not real. You stabbed your foot yet? Want
me to do it for ya? Get it over with quick?”
Peeta is genuinely surprised by the honesty & pauses to marvel
at curiosity ; more used to gawking, he is, or murmurs to friends
behind hands. This he can handle.
“Really? I’m sorry he lost it, too.” A pause as Peeta, made
brave by the mutual understanding, lifts his pant leg a little
higher. “It hurts right – there, sometimes,” a gesture, “but
usually it kind of feels sore right against the prosthetic.”
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“We should make bets.”
She may be one of the most willing (and arguably one of the nicest) mentors
among the older students, but that doesn’t mean she can’t enjoy watching
newbies get their asses kicked. There’s something amusing about watching
them scramble to pick up combat technique. Of course, she’s concerned and
feels a sort of irritating desire to help them train, but when one kid takes a fast
-swinging punching bag to the face, she can’t resist a snort of laughter.
“Who d’ya think’s going down first when
they’re up against each other? My money’s
on punch-bag, over there.”
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She resists the urge to reach out and touch where the prosthetic meets
real flesh. She’s not even half the healer her father was -- not even half
the healer her sister is -- but she’s seen amputations before, and the
caring streak she’s inherited from her father leaves her with a natural
curiosity and a need to see how the wound has healed. And, of course,
part of her just wants to see it.
“’S not so weird. My dad lost a leg too. Got injured on a
mission. It got infected. Had to cut it off. Does it ever hurt?”
open / verse members.
❛ it’s okay if you’re staring at it. ❜ voice quiet, jaw relaxed ; peeta does mind, though he can’t provide enough blame to garner a real sense of bitterness. cue a gentle gesture as he bunches up his pant leg to reveal a larger portion of the prosthetic - a halfhearted laugh follows, almost practiced in nature. ❛ pretty weird, i know. ❜
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does anyone in the alcott academy verse want a starter?
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ACCEPTED: UNAFRAIDOFLIVING
NAME: Maggie Greene
AGE: 21
FACECLAIM: Lauren Cohan
Keep reading
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THE ALCOTT ACADEMY OF EXCELLENCE
Above ground, the Alcott Academy appears a University-esque school for elite scholars, funded by the government and thereby a valued preparation for government jobs. Sink a few stories BELOW, though, and find the truth :
the Alcott Academy is a school for SPIES.
Recently, though, the Academy has been under attack. A new wave of agents undercover for the Academy’s only enemy have emerged ; they’re leaking through security & mastering betrayal. The end goal? The entire Alcott Academy Student body, D E A D.
WHO ARE YOU SPYING ON?
PLOT. RULES. NAVIGATION. APPLY.
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“Well we don’t make a habit of going too far. You never
know who’s out there nowadays. But a few of us have
been out pretty far to look for people and supplies --
you can ask the team if they’ve seen a kid. It’s a long
shot, though. I think they’d’a brought him back if they
did. Maybe if you know the kinda place he might’a
headed, we can send out people to find him.”
“Mic. I get it. You have to be careful. You can never tell what people
have done to stay alive. I’ve done enough,” she said. There had been
some omissions but the majority of what she had said was true. “If
you have people, they might have seen the kid. I don’t plan on staying
but I’d like to ask them at least. He can take care of himself but I want
to know he’s okay. That’s all I’m going to ask for.”
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college is done for the summer! i can return! apologies for the hiatus.
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ooc;
I’m only gonna be inactive here for like another week and a half/two weeks, tops. We’re touring the play I’m in this week and then next week there’s a show at our own theatre, and in between all that I have a shit load of uni deadlines, family drama and other shit to do so as you can tell I’m pretty swamped. I can’t wait to be back. In the mean time, if I have time to lurk, it’s here. So if you like THG, please follow me there. He’s been my baby for a long time and I can easily throw him into a TWD verse (it’s planned/thought out but not written up yet). So yeah. I’ll be back.
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“You should stop with that train of thought before
you embarrass yourself, sweetie. You got more
hope killin’ a rock.”
“Well, if you want me to plan ways of killing you, then I will.”
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“Don’t be so sure. Zombies exist, y’know? Makes me think
pretty much anything’s possible. Maybe we’re all gonna get
superpowers. Maybe mine’ll be fixing electric things. What’ll
yours be? You strike me as a kid who’d wanna fly.”
a small smile twitches at the corner of his lips, a chuckle wishing to escape the chambers
of his chest, but he restrains the urge by forcing it away. “looking at a broken clock isn’t
going to make it work,” he finds himself joking, taking a seat beside the other.
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