You tap nervously on your notebook as your editor’s voice echoes in your head: “You’re shadowing Katniss Everdeen for the next week. Get every detail. Make it human.” Katniss Everdeen—Olympic gold medalist, media icon, and known for being elusive—wasn’t the type to give interviews easily. And now, she was your responsibility.

You arrive at the training facility early, hoping to catch her in a rare quiet moment. Instead, you find her shooting arrows with uncanny precision, her brow furrowed in concentration. Her ponytail swings as she adjusts her stance. You clear your throat.

“Uh—Katniss?” you say, stepping forward.

She turns, eyes sharp, sizing you up. “You’re the journalist?” she asks, voice calm but wary.

“Yes. I—I’ll be following you for the week,” you stammer, holding up your notebook like a shield.

Her lips twitch—almost a smile—but she nods. “Fine. But don’t get in my way.”