"Haymitch gave it to me," Finnick answers in return. "With the hope that she wouldn't put an arrow in my chest." He had anticipated that Haymitch would send one to Johanna too, though. It was so difficult to pass information along though when they were all being watched; maybe something had gone wrong though.

His concern over the bracelet and Johanna's lack thereof is fleeting though when Katniss answers. Finnick also frowns, glancing over his shoulder at Johanna, checking to make sure that she is just as confused as he is.

Everything Katniss is saying might as well have been a different language; Johanna certainly hasn't had the opportunity to attack Katniss yet -- and he hadn't anticipated the bracelet being enough for Katniss to immediately trust him, or anyone he's with.

"Something's not right," Finnick murmurs to Joahnna, aware that that was already abundantly obvious. "Maybe it's not her," Finnick adds a moment later. They haven't seen her yet.

It is a good trick, Finnick thinks. There are ways that the Capitol can mimic people's voices. Maybe this is something to lull them into a false sense of security.

"Katniss, I'm going to walk toward you," Finnick says finally. All of his well-honed instincts are telling him not to do that, but he doesn't know what else to do at this point.