[He's resorted to the odd piece of technology as a last ditch effort, cradling it in an unsteady hand. Gray eyes squint down at the screen, clouded with wincing pain.]
I don't know... where this is exactly, and I'm not expecting an answer. From anyone. [His voice is hoarse, all but scraped from his throat, ragged and broken in places. Sheer
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[Normally he wouldn't care much, but prisoner of war against the government? Sounds awesome.]
Shit, man. You left the start point yet?
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What?
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His voice is laced with hostility.]
Who are you?
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The guy who's thinking about saving your ungrateful ass, so how about you save the name games for later?
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Right. Very trustworthy.
[Even dying, he has enough sense not to rely on strangers to save his ass. Especially possible Capitol-allied strangers.]
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[Sarcasm: it's what this conversation is made of. In the meantime, there's background noise as Pyro gets running to the morgue.]
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[Since he's only listening to someone's voice, Gale doesn't bother focusing the communicator on his face, holding it in his palm instead. While he gets out a scalpel he picked up. Just in case.]
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[And pyro has gotten a lighter. This could go so...well.]
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[But there's less heat behind it. What? What about the Capitol? What's going on? Gale's weight leans more heavily against the wall, threatening to sink down as he struggles just to keep speaking coherently.]
That's not -- where I was before.
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Still alive, prince charming?
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Still breathing.
[He grips the scalpel for security, but doesn't move. Just waits, torn paper gown clinging and drenched with blood.]
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Yeah, well you look like hell. What'd you do? Piss on their parade?
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Except there's no arrow, just holes where bullets used to be.]
Something like that. [Gale's grey eyes are on the first aid kit, expectantly.] Can't know for sure, now that I'm here.
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