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Katniss: What's your favorite color?
Peeta: Orange.
Katniss: Like the sunset?
Peeta: Nah, gurl. More like Cheetos.
Katniss: ...
Peeta: I luv me some Cheetos.
She had that feeling every year. Even though it didn’t seem so on the outside, Effie Trinket knew the whichever name she drew from the Reaping Bowl, was another ended life. Another family’s life. She knew because of her, a family would lose their child. She knew they would never be able to wake up without realizing their baby was gone. She knew whoever spoke to the child she picked, would hate her for the rest of eternity. With the simple pick of a slip of paper, she could feel same pain and agony as the eyes watching her. Every single time when she read the name from her lips she held her breath. She trembled with fear of the unforgivable. She knew when she would look into the crowd, she would see desperation and regret from the one joining her on stage. She felt the same anguish as the tributes. But they only had to feel it once, as she felt it every year. And every year, she only felt more sorry.
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006. At first, to the Capitol, Johanna seemed like a perfect model of what a victor should be. She was clever, strong and vicious, and what’s more, she had given just the right amount of hope to those from the outline districts. However, in her final interview, Ceasar asked her how she had survived the arena. With a smile, she said, “Because I can’t be broken”. The comment seemed harmless, but Snow realise that such a strong girl could be dangerous. So he arranged the private execution of every one of Johanna’s friends and family, to prove, once and for all, that Johanna Mason could be broken.
(Source: frayland) 07: Katniss’s father didn’t actually die in the mine explosion. Snow had his workers whisk him out of the mines before the explosion happened, and they took him as prisoner in the Capitol for his crimes of leaving the district, hunting, and teaching his daughter to hunt as well. As the years progressed, Snow began to look into the hidden footage he got of Mr Everdeen out in the woods, and came to realize that he was a very clever man who hated the cruelty of The Hunger Games. And so Snow decided that he’s furthermore punish Mr. Everdeen by slapping a pseudonym on him and making him gamemaker. So, in the seventy fourth Hunger Games, Seneca Crane let two victors be possible as a small act of rebellion against Snow. He pretended to change the rules at the end, hoping that Katniss would be smart enough to find a way around it and be rebellious herself. Because he wanted to make sure that for the brief moment he was with her, he raised her right. And he was more than willing to take his life for a thing like that.
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