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Roxanna

District one mentor

Akahi was sooo annoying. She never talked and didn't listen to my great advice. She didn't even care about how good I was looking. I hoped she would win tho, that would favour me too. But I would rather have that Cane kid win. Of course Akahi didn't even say goodbye to me. I just tried to give her a friendly goodbye.

"Just don't panic, stay cool" Was my last advice.

She just stared at the empty tube. So I walked away from the room to Cane's room. In the doorway I heard a whisper

"Thank you for mentoring"

"N-no problem" I stuttered surprised.

Lance

District three mentors

Anne-Lynn let me say goodbye to Alia, despite the fact that she did all the mentoring. She was sweet and reminded me of my friend at school back in the days. My head was hurting from the thinking I did about making strategies. Nothing was going to work for someone in a wheelchair. I had talked to the Gamemakers and to the president herself about giving her the ability to walk back. But they didn't give in. I sat down in my chair again, my back was hurting like crazy, and looked Alia into her grey eyes and sighted.

"I like you girl. Good luck out there."

"Thank you, you're cool too" She said.

I smiled. But a tear slipped out of my eye too.

Jonathan

District four mentor

Felix wasn't like the careers I normally got but he still had a chance to make it. He was tall, strong and knew a bit of fighting. I patted him on the back and spoke some wise words:

"Try not to die"

"I will try not to." He said and he laughed nervously.

The nerves made him speak more than usual and that made me uncomfortable. Felix wasn't my favorite tribute ever but I still hoped he survived. He stepped into the tube trying to man up, knowing the sponsors would be out there.

Jake

District six mentor

Desande had talked to me on the train. He "opened up to me" as he called it. I didn't know him before the reapings but I quickly found out most kids did know him as the boy who never talked. I respected Desande. I respected how brave he was to go for a high risk high reward strategy. I respected the fact that he always wanted to dress the way he did at the reapings. It was a bit rebellious but not: I want to get killed by gamemakers rebellious.

"Go get them boy" I encouraged him.

He waved at me when his platform raised.

I will edit this chapter tomorrow and add the Group Stage division.

I still have to write a part of the 10 ways to win.. So I will update this late.

Ciao