The daughter of the games

Chapter 4: interview part 1

Logan Kerr sits confidently in front of the cameras, a bright smile on his face. He runs a hand through his perfectly styled hair before speaking. "I come from a family of winners. My dad, he won the games years ago, and I've always looked up to him. He's my hero, my inspiration. My little sister, she's always believed in me too. She's the reason I fight so hard. I want to make them proud and show them that I have what it takes to win."

Patrice Landry takes a deep breath, her eyes shining with determination."There's someone special in my life, someone who's been there for me through thick and thin. My boyfriend, he's my anchor. He promised me he'd be waiting for me when I get back. I'm fighting for him, for us, for our future together. I want to show him that I can be strong and that I can overcome anything."

Porfirio Baird sits tall and confident, his voice strong and unwavering. "In District 2, we're a tight-knit community. My friends, they're like family to me. We've trained together, fought together, and supported each other. I carry their strength with me into the arena. I fight not just for myself but for all of them. I want to make them proud and show them that we're unstoppable."

Norma Levy fidgets nervously in her seat, her voice barely above a whisper. "I... I don't like weapons. They bring nothing but pain and suffering. I want a world without violence, where people can live in peace. But... I know the Games are about survival. So, I'll fight. I'll fight to protect those who can't protect themselves. I want to change things, even if it's just a small step."

Christian Thomas appears slightly anxious, but determination shines in his eyes. "There are things I miss about my district, you know? The warmth of my mother's cooking, the laughter shared with my best friend. But more than that, I miss the feeling of belonging. In the games, I hope to find that sense of purpose to prove that I can make a difference. I fight to find my place, to find myself."

Sherrie Farrell blushes and giggles, unable to hide her excitement."Oh, Christian! He's the cutest boy in the whole Game. I've had a crush on him since the training started. I want to win his heart, not just the Games. Maybe if I can impress him with my skills, he'll notice me. I'm fighting for love, for a chance to be with him."

Forest Haley leans back confidently, a proud smile on his face. "I've been fortunate to have Finnick Odair as my mentor. He's like an older brother to me, teaching me everything I need to know. Finnick's resilience and strength inspire me. I fight to honor him, to show the world that his teachings haven't gone to waste. I want to make him proud, just like he's proud of me."

Pam Rose clasps her hands together, her voice filled with love and determination. "My twin brother... he's my other half, my best friend. We've always been there for each other. I can't imagine going through this without him. I'm fighting for both of us for our bond. I want us to survive, to continue supporting each other. We're a team, and nothing can break us apart."

Felton Olsen leans forward, his eyes gleaming with ambition. "Winning means everything to me. It's not just about fame or glory. It's about providing for my family, giving them a better life. When I stand in that arena, I'm fighting for them. I want to give them everything they deserve, show them that their sacrifices weren't in vain."

Trudy Summers smiles softly, her voice filled with gratitude. "My grandparents... they raised me with love and taught me everything I know. They believed in me, even when I didn't believe in myself. I'm fighting to honor their memory, to carry their legacy forward. They're the reason I have the strength to face the challenges ahead."

The interviews continue, each tribute sharing their hopes, fears, and motivations. Their words carry the weight of their dreams and the love they hold for their families and friends. As they step into the arena, they carry these sentiments with them, fueling their determination to fight, survive, and protect what matters most.