J. Magi

He sighs. "I guess there's no reason to dance around it now. They took our capitol child for the games, he was my friend. We're going to fight to get him back, and we're looking for supporters. The rebellion didn't fix any of the problems with this government, someones gotta do something." The woman perks up a bit. "Louis, I think we should listen to them." Louis shook his head. "What point is there in it? Maria's already dead Lizzie--she won't come back."

"I am! I understand what your going through, really I do. Your not listening to me, I'm trying to explain this but you completely ignore what I say. What do you want me to do? Be the evil capital person you want? Well I can't, because I'm not evil." Sharpo was trying not to loose his temper, but it was hard.

"Kandy! You can't just say that." Sharp'i exclaimed, looking a little embarrassed. The man didn't say anything, instead he watched them both.

"I wasn't, did you here what I said at all?"

Sharp'i glanced between them nervously. "We really do just want to talk to you." The old man sighed. "I suppose that's the only to get rid of you . . . Sarah, would you get us some coffee? I can't do this un-caffeinated." The maid nodded and left the room. "So? What is it you want?"

"You-your dead. You can't be hurt anymore, the only thing you can do is move on. Moving on and letting me go would mean that I can stop them from continuing to hurt people." Sharpo looked at the other children, he was starting to realize that this girl probably wouldn't listen to him.

"Nice!! I'm Sharice, this is Kell!" She looks over the stuff on the raft.

"Your right, it will continue to repeat--as long as we let it. If you keep me here--if you get your revenge--than it will repeat over and over again forever. That's what they want, they want the pain and suffering to last forever--and your handing it to them on a silver platter. True revenge against those who hurt you would be to break the endless cycle of pain they worked so hard to create and move on. Forgiving them doesn't mean admitting they were right, forgiving means you've decided to move on and not let them hurt you anymore. "

He sighs loudly. "I'm assuming you'd just come back, wouldn't you?" The elderly lady finally looked up from her needlepoint.

"HEY wanna team up? Otherwise I'm gonna have to take you out," She says, climbing up onto the raft.

He frowned. "To think that a stupid social construct set up by selfish idiots is the only form of existence is somewhat sad. Can you really not see further than that? We're all human beings. Your a kid, I'm a kid, we didn't draw these stupid lines in the first place, we don't have to follow them."

Sharice jumps in as well, but swims towards one of the rafts.

"Hey Kell, can you swim?"

"Have I done anything to not deserve freedom?"

Sharice runs west, towards the forest.

That is pretty much all wrong lol . .. though I do like orange a lot and I love hoodies.

Sharice dodges, and starts running down as fast as possible, trying to outrun him. "Come on Kell!"

Oh! This one?: It's kinda close, but not all the way.

"What can I offer you to let me free?"

"I'll call the peacekeepers." He seems uninterested at best.

facts to file away into my brain forever: raven has great hair . . . ..... ....... Someone should do me!!!!

"I'm serious," He picked up a book and opened it. "Get out of my house."

"Surely, you would like to rest peacefully."

yaaay beanies!!!

As he leaves, Sharpo moves close to the bars and the girl. "If you undo the chain, I'll help you escape," He says in a low whisper.