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Cinna || The Hunger Games
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He scrambles to rescue it before the dress inside can get wet- he has no desire to set off Favrielle's temper, not when she has been under such strain.]
Ah, Elua, how troublesome...
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Here you go.
[He offers the garment bag to Alcuin.]
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Thank you, messire. My employer would be very unhappy if she had to oversee extra cleaning for a commission.
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[He's just guessing. Most garment bags aren't made of an opaque, dark colored cambric, and the only reason you'd need one that was is if you were trying to store a very delicate, hand-dyed fabric.]
Are you okay? That was a tumble.
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[Ruining any of Favrielle's creations would be tantamount to a crime, and Alcuin would feel terrible- on top of the scolding he'd get, which probably wouldn't be very severe as he is one of Favrielle's favourite people.]
Oh, I'm all right. I may have scraped my knee a little, but I've had worse.
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[The archaic turn of phrase isn't unlike the affectation some of the Capitol citizens take on, and the eyes and hair -- those could be the product of alteration, but looking at him, Cinna doesn't think so.]
Let me take a look? Maybe I can help.
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And- if you insist. [The other man is very kind and Alcuin hates to refuse a kindness. He hangs the garment bags over the back of a nearby bench and rolls up his pant-leg. Yes, there's a scrape, but it's not bad.]
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Where were you hurrying to?
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I was delivering a commission for my employer, Favrielle. She's a couturier.
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[It does smell good! Like cinnamon, in fact. It also stops the bleeding and takes away the sting of torn skin.]
Maybe I can help you make the deliveries, to make it up to you?
[It's the polite thing to do, and he's curious about what's in the bag.
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[He likes the gentleman. He's kind and soft-spoken... it's pleasant. He rolls his trouser leg back down and stands.]
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[Cinna gives him a warm smile, taking two of the bags for him. He hasn't been here very long, but he knows his way around, and he's confident he'll be able to make the deliveries.]
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[He leads the way.]
You were a couturier at home? Have you met Mademoiselle Favrielle?
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[Let Cinna carry the heavy bags, then. He's certainly a little broader than the slender young man.]
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[He gestures to his clothing- nothing particularly fancy, but flattering to his pale beauty, the lines elegant yet clean.]
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[The best of the best. Not only is he an expert at every element of physical beauty, he's one of the twenty four best -- arguably the best, after his performance in the Games.]
I'd like to meet her.
[He already noticed Alcuin's clothes. They match his coloring, and moreover his personality, perfectly.]
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When she first sees Cinna, she's convinced she's started to hallucinate. It wouldn't be the first time, after all. She resolutely turns her back and stumbles off, breaking into a run shortly after before he can see her. There's a choked sound in her ears, and it takes her a couple of seconds to realise that she's the one making it.
But if Finnick can be alive, why can't Cinna? Why can't - why can't anyone? Katniss presses her hands against a wall and leans her weight into them, closing her eyes and trying to speak. Slowly, her body turns back in the direction of what might not be a hallucination after all, and her feet start to walk, dragging the rest of her with them. She ends up nearby, too scared to get closer in case he disappears]
Are you real? [Her voice is small. She feels small.]
let me preface this by saying I am so rusty and would totally welcome any crit you have ;_;
It would be stupid to run after Katniss once she's spooked. There's no way he can catch her, and the last thing he wants is to frighten her more. So he stays put, and when she comes back, he offers her a smile. It's a small one, but as warm as he can manage.
Whatever he remembers from before, whatever he's feeling right now, he puts it aside. For Katniss.]
There you are.
no problem! c:
A quiet sound of pain or relief or something in between escapes her as she all but throws herself at the man, clinging to him] I did it. [The words are choked, whispered] I was the Mockingjay. It's done. [She needs to make sure he knows that. She needs to make sure he didn't die for nothing]
no problem!
But that's not what she needs to hear right now. And he owes her better. He catches her and hugs her, one hand smoothing over her forehead and into her hair.]
I'm sorry.
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It's over, now. You're here. You made it.
[Weak consolation, at best, but it's all he has to offer her. He hugs her tighter and strokes through her hair.]