"Then all the the screens in the Erudite lobby—at least those that weren't destroyed in the attack—flickered on, including the projector positioned over the wall where Jeanine's portrait used to be. Evelyn stops in the middle of whatever sentence she was speaking. Tobias takes my hand and helps me to my feet. "What is this?" Evelyn demands. "This," he says, only to me, "is the information that will change everything." My legs shake with relief and apprehension. "You did it?" I say. "You did it," he says. "All I did was force Caleb to cooperate." I throw my arms around his neck, and press my lips to his. He holds my face in both hands and kisses me back. I press the distance between us until it is gone, crushing the secrets we have kept and suspicions we have harbored—for good, I hope. And then I hear a voice. We pull apart and turn toward the wall, where a woman..."

—page 522 of Insurgent by Veronica Roth.

Picking right up from that line but now it's our story.

...with bright purple hair and a neon green dress is looking at us from the screen.

"Hello ladies and gentlemen! If you have found this video then you are ready to know what's outside your fence." Her voice is chirpy and official sounding. "Well to answer your question outside your fence is the country where I live called Panem. The country is divided into 12 districts and the Capitol. Originally there was 13 districts but there was a rebellion, the districts against the Capitol. But the Capitol won and district 13 was destroyed. Now, every year since the rebellion, we hold an event we call the hunger games. You will learn more about this later. Now you are probably wondering why you where put apart from the rest of us. Well to answer that, during the rebellion, the Capitol wanted to have people who wouldn't have to remember all of the horrible war. So the Capitol took 200 people, erased their memories so they wouldn't remember the war, and created the faction system. The faction system was created so that when you came out, people who had a clear idea of what the human virtues are like would come and help us heal after the war. Well that time has come. The war ended 75 years ago but Panem still needs some healing to do. As you watch this video, officials at the Capitol are being notified. In, at the most, 24 hours, Capitol officials will go to you and tell you more about our wonderful country. Good luck and May The Odds Be Ever In Your Favor!"

With that the screen goes black. I don't know what the last part meant about the odds being in our favor but one things for sure: we are not alone.

"Then the shouting begins."

—page 525 of Insurgent by Veronica Roth