Katniss goes hunting for Peeta and eventually finds him. He is wounded and camouflaged in the muddy bank of a stream. She nurses him back to health and realizes that by playing up the romance angle, they can get gifts from sponsors.
Eventually, Katniss and Peeta must face off with Cato, the only other surviving tribute, but before that they are all pursued by wild dogs which are actually genetically mutated killing machines. Finally, Katniss shoots Cato and he falls into the pack. They've won, right? Wrong. An announcer comes back on and says the rules have changed back: only one winner allowed.
Katniss and Peeta can't kill each other, so they make a show of taking poisonous berries in an act of double suicide. Fortunately, the announcer comes back on before they can kill themselves, and says that they win. Woo-hoo! They defeated the Hunger Games! Or wait…did they?
I remeber that scene from the movie.
ReplyDeleteI am also reading the Hunger Games but I'm not this far. I feel like there's too much animals being genetically mutated for war purposes.
ReplyDeleteI hated this book when I read it but I liked the movie better because ya know i never read but anyways this was a good post keep it up colin!
ReplyDeleteNice post colin, i like the twist at the end.
ReplyDeleteI like the ending it leaves the reader thinking about what will happen next
ReplyDeleteI love the way you described this scene. I also liked the twist you ended with
ReplyDeleteYea Colin I read this book too and that ending was wow. Like crazy. They didnt really win the Hunger Games. Nice post man.
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