Hi! I'm writing this fanfiction, it takes place after the first rebellion. Please let me know what you think and tell me if there are any words spelled wrong or if the grammar is not right. You see I'm not english speaking so I'd love to know.
Chapter 1. Punishment
I don’t know where I am. Or no, I do know exactly where I am; home. But I’m still so far away and a part of me knows it’s a dream. But the majority of my soul and thought want this to be real. So I let it be real for me. The streets are cleaned and our tiny brown colored house look better than ever before. Someone has repaired the roof and one of the windows as well. My father always used to try fixing the roof, but when it rained some drops always felt over here and there.
I close my eyes and when I open them they are there. In front of me, smiling. My father, mother and my little brother River. He is only eleven.
No, I remind myself, he was only eleven. Before they killed him, the capitol.
“How is it?” I ask “To die?”
“Painful for a while, but when the time comes just let go. It’s like falling asleep.” My dad answered. He reaches his hand towards me and I grip it.
“Be strong.”
“What will they do to me?”
My father looks at me with pain in his eyes.
“Im sorry for causing you all this pain. I never should’ve turned against the Capitol. It just ended up with our district blowing up.”
“No” I whisper, “I still believe father, I still believe in what we fought for. In freedom.”
He smiles back at me and a single tear stream down his check. After they bring me in to the house and invite me to lunch. We have really fun, tell each other jokes, laugh, we smile at memories. And we talk about how freaky the citizens in the capitol look. And after a while I feel like it’s time for me to leave.
“Is this real or not?”
River is the only one to answer my question, “I don’t know. It is what you make it to.”
I wake up with a smile on my face, the smile vanishes the same second I realize where I am. Not home. I’m so far away from home, the room I’ve been living in for the last months look the same as usual. After the Capitol won the rebellion they captured me and put me here, I don’t know what they are planning. They give me food three times a day and generous as they are they even send me clothes. Not very remarkable clothes but I was really surprised when I found a pair of grey jeans and T-shirt on my table. Except the table and my bed there’s no other furnishes. The room is colored in white. It’s awfully quiet so I jump up and down to make some noise. I stop because the door opens, people in white clothes walk in. They lock my arms behind my back with handcuffs.
“It’s time Miss Lync.” One of them says.
“Ok.” I say, “What took you so long?”
I can at least die with some effort can’t I? No one answers me but they tighten their grips around my arms. I wonder how they’ll do it, on a stage or in a hidden room? Will they use an axe or will they just shoot me? Maybe, and this is what I really don’t want, they’ll torture me. I try to put all these thoughts aside but it’s hard. We go around in what feels like forever, I try to remember the way back to my room. But we turn so often I forget it, and besides: How am I going to escape anyway? Finally we stop in front of a door and the man who spoke before opens it, after unlocking, my heart pound fast.
I don’t see what I expected to see. There are other children here, some of them in my age. Some elder and some younger. I don’t understand, what are they doing here?
And then a big screen appear in front of us, it plays some clips from the rebellion and then president Snow himself is shown. He talks directly to the camera and I guess this was recorded a while ago.
“Because of the rebellion it’s decided that each year a man and woman from each district are chosen to fight in an arena. The victor are the one who survives. You are honored to compete in the very first hunger games…”


