Interview with Norman Rowe!

Norman had trouble adjusting to the lights of the studio. The lights blinded him and made it hard for him to focus. Though, while standing in line waiting on the other tributes, he was able to adjust well enough to move, but he wasn't well enough adjusted by the time he was called onto stage. His first step onto the stage was a slight stumble, but not enough to make him fall. Recovering, Norman pressed on and sat himself next to Caesar as Caesar began the interview.

"The Capitol has been well enough. The train ride was the most interesting part, however. Beyond that, the Capitol is all that it's made out to be: gaudy, bright, and surgically-made," Norman said with a slight hint of sarcasm. Adjusting himself, he stared over the crowd. The people were gaudy. Flashing a small smile, Norman returned to facing Caesar, awaiting the next question.