Maybe if circumstances had been different, maybe if her most recent memory hadn't been her sister's death, she would be more responsive to Tony. She'd listen or argue with him or, at the very least, understand that the Computer is not her friend. The Computer is nothing more than another President Snow or another President Coin, using her for its own purposes.

But right now, she's too addled and too fragile to really think. The pain and guilt and self-loathing are the only things she can really focus on. She shouldn't be alive. She doesn't deserve to be alive. And if she has to live, does she have to be the Katniss Everdeen the glitched memories depict? For the first time in her life, she'd welcome hijacking if it offered an escape.

"I don't want them," she says sternly. She doesn't want them at all. If he's been here longer, he might know a way to get rid of them. So if Tony starts to leave, she'll follow.