The 109th annual Hunger Games!

Mia Lancaster POV

I remember waking up so exited for the day ahead. Guess why? Well today is the day of all twelve reapings and I get to watch them all from the centre of my home, the capital. Yes I do live in the capital and it is very beutiful here. I am pretty sure my whole family is very exited for this years Hunger Games. It is always a real shocker with whatever happens and it is something different every year.

It was time to go see the president in the middle of the capital. Of coarse we had to walk because all the strrets were packed with people wanted to see all the exitment. Up and down the streets there were people selling T-shirts for the Hunger Games. But the coolest psrt about the capital is the clothes, the shoes, the purses, the hair. This morning I spent 3 hours planning my extravagent outfit. But it was all purple and lime green, my two favorite colors.

When we finally got down to the town square they put on lots of music for us all to dance to during the long wait. I couldn't believe how many people showed up. It was probably more than ever ende up getting right nesr the front though so we all got a really good view of the president.

Once everyone arrived President Kay stepped onto the stage. President Kay is a brand new president that just started last year but he was amazing. President Kay greeted everyone a very welcoming hello with his very low but powerful voice. The first thing he showed us was a recap video of last years Hunger Games. Some people oohed and aawed in astonishment, but I just sat down and enjoyed myself. After all I am used to seeing somme pretty gross things in my life time. He ended the video still stood up on the stage and welcomed our very own specail guest. It was last years victor and it was pretty ironic that his name was Victor. I guess his parents really wanted him to win.

Victor gave a long speech and then we listened to a couple more songs. It had already been a few hours in the square and you could tell that everyone just wanted to know who the tributes were. Everyone was chanted and cheering but with sleepy looks on their faces but finall the list came out. President Kay cleared his throat and read down the list. As he read the tributes name, picture, age and strengths came up on the big screen.