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ia helps me into a pair of flat leather sandals and I turn to the mirror。
I am still the ¨girl on fire。〃 The sheer fabric softly glows。 Even the slight movement in the air sends a ripple up my body。 By parison; the chariot costume seems garish; the interview dress too contrived。 In this dress; I give the illusion of wearing candlelight。
¨What do you think?〃 asks Cinna。
¨I think itˇs the best yet;〃 I say。 When I manage to pull my eyes away from the flickering fabric; Iˇm in for something of a shock。 My hairˇs loose; held back by a simple hairband。 The makeup rounds and fills out the sharp angles of my face。 A clear polish coats my nails。 The sleeveless dress is gathered at my ribs; not my waist; largely eliminating any help the pad348 ding would have given my figure。 The hem falls just to my knees。 Without heels; you can see my true stature。 I look; very simply; like a girl。 A young one。 Fourteen at the most。 Innocent。 Harmless。 Yes; it is shocking that Cinna has pulled this off when you remember Iˇve just won the Games。
This is a very calculated look。 Nothing Cinna designs is arbitrary。 I bite my lip trying to figure out his motivation。
¨I thought itˇd be something more 。 。 。 sophisticated… looking;〃 I say。
¨I thought Peeta would like this better;〃 he answers carefully。
Peeta? No; itˇs not about Peeta。 Itˇs about the Capitol and the Gamemakers and the audience。 Although I do not yet understand Cinnaˇs design; itˇs a reminder the Games are not quite finished。 And beneath his benign reply; I sense a warning。 Of something he canˇt even mention in front of his own team。
We take the elevator to the level where we trained。 Itˇs customary for the victor and his or her support team to rise from beneath the stage。 First the