Caro doesn't know what to make of that smirk, but thankfully Flickerman doesn't linger. She tries not to smile too evilly when he brings up Zopf.
"Well, I guess he neglected to mention that he never even spoke to me until the train ride here. He used to hang around where he thought I couldn't see, just kind of watching." She pauses, choosing her words carefully. She and Wa--Sullivan discussed this. "And well, growing up I had some trouble with... well, with bullies I guess. And I mean, I wouldn't expect someone to jump in and help, but he never even asked if I was okay! And then he just kind of dumped that on me in the interviews." She gives Flickerman a largely un-faked wide eyed look. "I can't imagine anybody taking that well, really."
That may have been more rant than she should have let out, but damn does she hate Zopf. Well, did. He's dead now. At least she managed not to let on that the list of people in her home district that she doesn't loathe is... up to one, now. Well okay, some of the folks in the Hob aren't too bad.
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"Well, I guess he neglected to mention that he never even spoke to me until the train ride here. He used to hang around where he thought I couldn't see, just kind of watching." She pauses, choosing her words carefully. She and Wa--Sullivan discussed this. "And well, growing up I had some trouble with... well, with bullies I guess. And I mean, I wouldn't expect someone to jump in and help, but he never even asked if I was okay! And then he just kind of dumped that on me in the interviews." She gives Flickerman a largely un-faked wide eyed look. "I can't imagine anybody taking that well, really."
That may have been more rant than she should have let out, but damn does she hate Zopf. Well, did. He's dead now. At least she managed not to let on that the list of people in her home district that she doesn't loathe is... up to one, now. Well okay, some of the folks in the Hob aren't too bad.