While Prim has plans for after school today - helping set up the gym for the dance tomorrow - she does have time to track Chouji down during their shared lunch period. She's got a packed lunch courtesy Peggy and a smile on her face. While the strike is ongoing and she's worried about that (because her father's political views have trickled down to his children), Prim finds it slightly easier to forget about that during the school day. In Luceti High the strike isn't of immediate concern in comparison to physics homework and selling football tickets and thinking of all the balloons she's going to have to blow up that evening.

And then there are her friends. Scattered across the board of wealth - her best friend, Rapunzel, is an aristocrat, though when they'd met as little girls that had meant next to nothing to Prim except that Rapunzel lived in a very big house, while her boyfriend, Chouji, is less than that - they're always there to speak to or laugh with, and it's calming. As long as she doesn't think too hard about the ongoing problems...

Prim slides into a seat across from Chouji, having spotted him across the cafeteria and having made a beeline towards him. "How's your day going so far?"