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The world is not a kind place, and no one knows this better than Beaumont Redwood. How wrong he had been in his romantic view of the world, that his brother may have been spared the cruel hand of fate as it swirled in that bowl. His chest sank as the words "I volunteer" left his mouth, he'd saved his dear brother as he wished but had knowingly condemned himself to the fate that had befallen all other tributes before. Martyrdom. It was only a matter of time, even if he survived the games all victors go on to be martyrs that was the way of the world. The world is not a kind place.
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Discontinued: This work was fed to AI in the AO3 scrape, and I'm not happy with the quality, so I'm rewriting the whole thing. This version will remain up, but won't be updated.
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