A/N: So, these will only be the speeches she gives in the districts, just so you know. Each speech is 65ish words, so it's not like she's giving four hour speeches on people she's never met.

District 12

"Justin was definitely a worthy contender, and I'm not at all surprised that he convinced a former Career tribute to join him. I never talked to him, but I respected him for his morals and his remarkable ability to forgive and forget. I never spoke to Peyton either, but she seemed like an amazing person; someone not fit for the Hunger Games. Thank you for your children, they're both in a better place now."

District 11

"When I found out that James had formed an alliance with Chris and Luke, I was briefly terrified. From the minute I saw him at the reaping, I was literally scared for my life, but when he comforted Melody, I felt bad for both of them. Melody did not deserve to have her life ended this way. They were both incredibly brave, and I'm sorry for your losses."

District 10

"Hayden was the only person since the 3rd Quarter Quell to receive a training score of 12. I'll never know whether he did something truly extraordinary, or if he was simply made to be a target. Margaret was more than just an ally; she was my friend. She reminded me of my younger sister, Ashley, and I tried my best to get her to the Victor's throne. It should be her that won, not me."

District 9

"Even though Ryan had tried to kill my ally in the bloodbath, I don't think he would have actually had it in him to kill anyone. The only word I can use to describe Grace is independent. She always played the games on her terms, and I almost regret not asking her to join our alliance. I'm sorry for your losses."

District 8

"Jake and Natalie had the worst luck out of any of the tributes in the games. They were both forced into a fight to the death with the person that knew them the best. I didn't speak with them much, but I talked to them enough to uncover Natalie's spirit and Jake's protectiveness. Let them rest in peace."

District 7

"Chris was one of the strongest tributes in the games, both physically and mentally. Had I engaged him in a physical fight, I would have lost in a heartbeat. Rose was too young for this, too fragile. She was only 12, and she didn't deserve the games. Neither of them did."

District 6

"I only spoke with Luke and McKenzi in training long enough to feel bad for them. They were some of the few that knew each other well before the games. They didn't let on in their interviews - at least McKenzi didn't - that they were together, but I always knew they had a connection. I think this is what they would have wanted; to be together."

District 4

"Even though I feel as though I should hate him for constantly trying to kill me, I had to admire Aiden. When he wanted something, he didn't let anything stand in his way. Riley was one of the best allies I could ask for. I was reluctant to trust her, since she was Aiden's district partner, but once I did, I let all of my reservations go. The tributes from District 4 definitely made the arena interesting."

District 3

"Arthur and Elizabeth were some of the smartest people I've ever met. Elizabeth was brave for her age. She sacrificed herself in the hopes that her allies would get the supplies they needed in the bloodbath. The tributes from District 3 were both remarkable people."

District 2

"Ethan and Sianna were some of the bravest people I've ever met. From what I could tell, they were always ready for a challenge and were never the ones to turn down excitement in favor of the safe side. They were always ready for action, which ultimately cost them their lives."

District 1

"Ruby and Jared were awesome. Ruby had the courage to leave her alliance before the games even started, sacrificing her life in the process. I think that Jared found peace in not making it further into the games. Even though he killed Rose, I don't think he could do it again. I can only imagine what it would be like to know Ruby and Jared outside the arena."

District 5

"Sam was one of the best district partners I could ask for. When I had the knife in my back, he found food and gathered water, which ultimately saved my life. He was smart, and he saved Margaret at the bloodbath. I will never stop owing Sam Collins or his family."

Statistics and thank-yous go up tomorrow!