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When I walked into the room Katniss was sitting on a red velvet couch. I see that she has a golden Mockingjay pin fastened to her light blue dress. Madge's Mockingjay pin. I opened up my arms and she went into them. We just sat for a few minutes. As much as I wanted to say that I knew what she was going through, how she felt, I couldn't. Because I didn't. I said,"Listen. Getting a knife will be easy ebough, but you need to get your hands on a bow". Katniss had said that they don't always have bows. "Then make one", I had said. We went back and forth about how they don't always have wood and how hard it is to make a bow. Eventually I just dropped the subject because that wasn't the way I wanted to spend our last few minutes together arguing. Instead I said, "Katniss, its just hunting. Youre the best hunter I know", because it was true. She kept saying that it wasn't just hunting, but it really was.
I pulled her back into my embrace and said, "Come home to Prim and I". "Don't let them starve", she cried after me. "I won't. You know I won't. Remember Katniss...", thats all I got to say, though. She'll never know what I wanted, needed, her to know. I'll say more about that later though.
My eyes started to fill with tears and I couldn't help it when they started to overflow. Katniss was gone from me. She might never come back. I needed to get out to the train. I needed to see her one last time nomatter how far a distence. I ran out of the Justice Building as fast as I could go. Katniss could always beat me in a sprint, but I knew there was a lot riding on how fast I could run. I would make it to that train.
I made it to the station just as the train was taking off. "Katniss! Katniss! Please Come back to me! To me and Prim! Katniss", my voice weakens on my last word and I dropped to my knees.I know she didn't hear any of it, but I had to say something. If I couldn't tell her what I wanted her to remember then I had to tell her that. Maybe if she does come home I'll tell her. I know I will.