He's still looking over his shoulder as she makes the decision to start moving towards him, further away from the inn and towards Finnick and the mangled deer. Her shock is clear when she sees what's been done to the deer, though he has no idea what the gesture is that she makes over her chest is.

That doesn't matter, though. She stumbles over what she's trying to say and has to repeat the first word, and it's hard to fake that look on her face. Disgust, horror, unease. Finnick has seen far worse sights, but he's unsettled by the dead creature too, even if he might not show it openly.

"What ram?" he asks, his words blunt, maybe lacking in tact when she looks so upset, but Finnick is not at his best himself.