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       #Post#: 1700--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Hunger Games (Book and movie spoilers)
   DIR By: CrazyBunnyLady
       Date: March 14, 2012, 7:13 am
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       Well, she'd been no stranger to death and sacrifice and
       suffering and unfairness and desperation her whole life. Seems
       like she'd always been able to force herself to move forward.
       And she killed Coin with little more than Snow's word and wild
       speculation - even when she knew her public influence would have
       been enough to get rid of her.
       #Post#: 1702--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Hunger Games (Book and movie spoilers)
   DIR By: Addie
       Date: March 14, 2012, 7:22 am
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       --- Quote from: CrazyBunnyLady link ---
       >
       > Well, she'd been no stranger to death and sacrifice and
       suffering and unfairness and desperation her whole life. Seems
       like she'd always been able to force herself to move forward.
       >
       > And she killed Coin with little more than Snow's word and wild
       speculation - even when she knew her public influence would have
       been enough to get rid of her.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I don't know, Coin could have played the mentally unstable card
       and gotten rid of her. There's no need for heroes once the
       revolution is over.
       Overall, I think the ending was brutal enough to match the rest
       of the book. No one comes out smelling of roses (except for
       Peeta, but he's the one good guy throughout the book). I'm still
       bitter they killed Finnick tbh.
       #Post#: 1703--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Hunger Games (Book and movie spoilers)
   DIR By: CrazyBunnyLady
       Date: March 14, 2012, 7:23 am
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       Heck yeah re: Finnick :(
       #Post#: 1705--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Hunger Games (Book and movie spoilers)
   DIR By: Addie
       Date: March 14, 2012, 7:26 am
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       Finnick's death upset me way more than Prim's. I'm not even sure
       I will want to go see the last movie in theatres because I fully
       expect to bawl my eyes out.
       #Post#: 1706--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Hunger Games (Book and movie spoilers)
   DIR By: CrazyBunnyLady
       Date: March 14, 2012, 7:28 am
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       Especially since he was finally so happy!
       #Post#: 1707--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Hunger Games (Book and movie spoilers)
   DIR By: Addie
       Date: March 14, 2012, 7:31 am
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       Oh, yes. And then Annie has his baby and there I am, trying not
       to cry again.  :'(
       #Post#: 1711--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Hunger Games (Book and movie spoilers)
   DIR By: PurpleyBlue
       Date: March 14, 2012, 9:04 am
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       --- Quote from: Addie link ---
       >
       > [quote author=CrazyBunnyLady link=topic=147.msg1700#msg1700
       date=1331727230]
       > Well, she'd been no stranger to death and sacrifice and
       suffering and unfairness and desperation her whole life. Seems
       like she'd always been able to force herself to move forward.
       >
       > And she killed Coin with little more than Snow's word and wild
       speculation - even when she knew her public influence would have
       been enough to get rid of her.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I don't know, Coin could have played the mentally unstable card
       and gotten rid of her. There's no need for heroes once the
       revolution is over.
       Overall, I think the ending was brutal enough to match the rest
       of the book. No one comes out smelling of roses (except for
       Peeta, but he's the one good guy throughout the book). I'm still
       bitter they killed Finnick tbh.
       [/quote]
       I think when Snow made his claim it just clicked together for
       Katniss and she knew all they were doing was trading one tyrant
       for another.  It had to be done.  I agree that Coin would have
       gotten rid of Katniss in a second once the war was won.  She
       never would have let someone else with that much influence
       survive.
       #Post#: 1758--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Hunger Games (Book and movie spoilers)
   DIR By: Jabberwock
       Date: March 14, 2012, 2:42 pm
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       --- Quote from: CrazyBunnyLady link ---
       >
       > Well, she'd been no stranger to death and sacrifice and
       suffering and unfairness and desperation her whole life. Seems
       like she'd always been able to force herself to move forward.
       >
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I thought she was already messed up by her previous life, she
       was so angry and kind of stunted emotionally. Throwing her into
       the arena just brought on full blown PTSD. It seems like all the
       winners of the games were ruined by them, look at Haymitch and
       Finnick. I think her point was that it's not something that you
       can really bounce back from.
       At any rate, it was refreshing to have a female main character
       in a book for teens who's not at all interested in pursuing
       romance, even though it's kind of pushed on her. This is one
       movie that i'm hopeful will pass the Bechdel test.
       #Post#: 1760--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Hunger Games (Book and movie spoilers)
   DIR By: CrazyBunnyLady
       Date: March 14, 2012, 2:57 pm
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       Well, no, obviously not bounce back from. But, she would have
       built up a lifetime of capably dealing with these things. In the
       past, conflict and strife made her stronger and the only time
       she truely crumbled was in her down time.
       As for her romances - I saw it completely differently. I saw it
       as the typical "torn between two lovers" thing.
       #Post#: 1805--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Hunger Games (Book and movie spoilers)
   DIR By: tartxcherries
       Date: March 15, 2012, 4:24 am
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       I wasn't thrilled with how the end was written, as much as I
       loved the rest of it. It just felt like she took 3 books
       detailing in a very enthralling manner how everything came to be
       in regards to Katniss, and then she took 3 pages to wrap it up.
       Almost felt like she ran out of time and just jammed it all in
       with less finesse.
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