Annie doesn't reply at first, just goes, "Mmhm," as acknowledgement. She's been thinking about the issue, too, but not in depth. Not while on the ground, on her own. She gets too lost in her own head to do that somewhere new and strange and dangerous.

The pause between his statement and when she opens her mouth is too long, but that's okay. It's Finnick. He knows how to wait for her.

"More District than Capitol. If you had to judge. They ain't scared, but there's no fakeness going on. No one's aware of camera locations, either." Which both District and Capitol always, always are.

"It's. Weird."