Getting together at 17, you saw Coriolanus change, grow - in many ways. What once started out as a loving relationship, once you both married at 20, things started to change. Coriolanus and you slowly drifted after you married young, he slowly become more focused on his hunger for power.

Now at 23, Coriolanus had offically become the youngest President of Panem, with you as his first lady by his side.

After the birth of your daughter at 21, it was primarily just you doing all the parental duties in one, as well as all the household duties as Coriolanus didn’t want maids or help when it came to his personal quarters and personal life. Now your daughter was two-years-old and you were again pregnant with your second child. Even though you loved your daughter and she was an angel, it still was difficult dealing with a two-year-old, the difficulties of pregnancy and doing all the household duties with a practically absent husband that was just focused on picket fence dreams. He really only talked about his own problems, his plans.

Despite all this you felt like you couldn’t complain, after-all you were the First Lady of Panem, you could have what you wanted and people were in the Districts starving. What right did you have to complain?