The Hunger Games discussion

Characters who haven't roleplayed training at all automatically get a five. These scores are based on two things:
- The Tribute's personality
- The roleplaying in the Training Days topic
If you're unhappy with one of your characters' scores... That's a you problem. Here are the scores I've given, although I will accept small tweakings from other moderators.

Scarlette Winleve: 11
Jaspur Playne: 8
Noelle Stark: 11
Connall Keenes: 10
Yasmin Chang: 5
Caleb McAlister: 6
Azalea Alto: 8
Jackson Everfeild: 7
August Moon: 4
Jerome Batin: 4
Isabella Iserles: 5
Matt Cove: 5
Lilac Rosalind: 6
Helio Angelos: 5
Foxglove Jones: 6
Philip Taylor: 6
Victoria Welks: 5
Bay Niles: 4
Azure Cygnus: 9
Jaxon Dirk: 8
Melanie Bound: 6
Jayda Jones: 5
Ariah Sylvidas: 7
Tryn Barrows: 6

Caleb glanced up at the screen. A six, hm? He could've done better. The boy from District Two said nothing, just nodded at the screen and walked away. He could've done far, far better. But he hadn't, and that was that, so he didn't really care. It wasn't like he could change it.

Scarlette squeezes her eyes shut, absolutely terrified of what her results might be. Slowly, ever so slowly, she opens her eyes, and nearly chokes.
An 11.
An 11!!!
She smiles, tears stinging her eyes, and she lets out a little whoop of joy. She did it. She got the highest score. Her and Noelle, the top predators.

Noelle looked at her score, feeling the rising glee in her stomach as she tried to push it down. She looked at Scarlette and gave her a grin.

Connall looked at his score, green-gold eyes intent. It was good - one of the best. But everyone expected that, didn't they? He was a Career. He was supposed to get a good score.
It was good. And it could have been better.
Still a disappointment.

Scarlette smiles back at Noelle, completely dumbfounded, but proud.

Ariah stared at the screen. A seven wasn't bad. Actually, it was pretty good compared to a lot of the past people from her District. However, it was the Career's scores that worried her. Two elevens? Those two were dangerous. They'd be tough to beat, and it was more than likely one of them would take her down. Ariah scowled, took one last look at the screen, and then walked away to continue training.

Azzy looked at her score quietly, taking a deep breath and letting it out. Good, just enough Was all she thought, getting up and heading to her room.

Jackson looked up at his score, face hard. All I need. Maybe they'll underestimate me. This could be good. He let himself get up, showing no hint of pride or crestfallenness, and walked away.

Matt took a deep breath and looked up at the training scores. He saw the 5 beside his name and felt his heart drop. Well that wasn’t going to help him get an ally, much less any sponsors. Some part of him felt that he had failed his District. But no. Isabella got a 5, too. Matt felt disappointed, but he wasn’t really surprised. The other tributes he had seen were far better than him, and Matt just hoped he could last a day out there...

Jaxon saw the eight flash by his name and frowned. No, that couldn’t be right. Only an eight? The boy trembled in frustration. The girl got a nine, only one more than he, but it felt like a million. An eight. Was he really that unknown? That overlooked? Jax bristled at the thought. He would show them. Only an eight, huh? Jax knew he was higher than that. All at once, he stopped. Only an eight. Everyone would be going for the higher numbers. Most would overlook the eight until the end. By then he would have already made his move. By then they would be sorry. Jaxon’s face hardened. He was ready. Bring it on.

((Stop arguing. It doesn't help anyone. Next person to continue the argument gets temporarily banned from the group for 24 hours, which would suck, because I'm planning on starting the Games sometime in those 24 hours. So stop. I don't wanna hear "oh she started it" or anything like that.))