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When I wake up, the other side of t
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three hours of electricity in the e
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“Hey, Catnip,” says Gale. My re
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place, we are invisible but have a
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found the patch a few years ago, bu
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and so on until you reach the age o
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“Are you sure?” I ask. I’m tr
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Anyway, Gale and I agree that if we
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and even delicacies like sugar whil
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One time, when I was in a blind in
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ken of on occasion. The girl who fi
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he’s opening his mouth to continu
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Only she didn’t. She didn’t do
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fire from the damp branches I had s
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was clear, then, his attention back
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and gives my hand what I think is m
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Prim is not to take any tesserae. T
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ing it back and then the Peacekeepe
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“Listen,” he says. “Getting a
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cowardly fool that no one bothered
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tricts, how private conversations w
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Now that the meal’s over, I’m f
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For a few moments, Peeta and I take
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I had just turned away from Peeta M
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other things to buy, soap and milk
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his way into her arms and curl up t
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told me that I always eat like I’
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hoping to get a good solid stick, b
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dow, sickened by their excitement,
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plucked bird, ready for roasting. I
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“Just give me a moment, all right
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“No matter,” says Cinna. “So,
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emonies are about to start. Pairs o
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is turned our way, pulling the focu
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The doors have only just shut behin
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She’s complimentary about not jus
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to see the stylists, particularly a
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“And even if you did, you’re no
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Gale would be my first choice, but
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“No, my friend Gale. Suddenly all
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“It’s getting chilly. We better
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My slumbers are filled with disturb
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telling me to do exactly what the s
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“Yes, and I’m sure the arena wi
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utes. The plan’s the same for bot
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When Atala begins to read down the
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He means the ones they display in t
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“You certainly know a lot,” I s
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“All right, Katniss,” he says t
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skewers the apple in the pig’s mo
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and Prim to the community home, or
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“And you, sweetheart?” says Hay
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After dinner, we go to sitting room
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above one of the rabbits when a voi
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dead in a few days. I just . . . I
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Betrayal. That’s the first thing
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“Well, try and pretend!” snaps
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“But I don’t want them to! They
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In the morning, it’s not the girl
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over the Gamemakers. And as for the
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What? I thought we abandoned that w
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cannot relax me. 8, 9, 10. The crip
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seen and I couldn’t believe I was
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I’m still in a daze for the first
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For a moment, the cameras hold on P
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“This was your idea, wasn’t it?
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“I did,” says Portia. “The wa
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clear out, put as much distance as
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I come up beside him and lean over
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like that a few years ago from Dist
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dergarments, simple tawny pants, li
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then I can feel the metal plate pus
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I hear his instructions in my head.
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the blade whistling toward me and r
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three . . . on and on until they re
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ing off a large handful of the soft
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usually all the Careers make it thr
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The sky is still dark, but I can fe
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Thank goodness, I had the foresight
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“No. But she is now,” says Peet
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mud would definitely help. Of cours
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Determined to go on until nightfall
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doing? Despite my anger, hatred, an
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drops of iodine for purifying it. T
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This was no tribute’s campfire go
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look. The fireball hits a tree off
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about me. But all in all, maybe sho
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might not even feel pain because th
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time they’ve reached the base of
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harshly, “Oh, let her stay up the
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My eyes follow the line of her fing
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knife is secured in my belt, and be
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Below me, I can see the Career pack
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ly mad, shrieking and trying to bat
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“Do this!” I command myself. Cl
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I enter a nightmare from which I wa
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venom had caused me to imagine. But
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them on bushes to dry, I sit on the
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“Ohhh.” The sound comes out of
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technically, we could get a whole l
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“So what do these do?” I ask Ru
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Rue has decided to trust me wholehe
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“Breakfast,” says Rue. She hold
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“We sing at home. At work, too. T
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cause I find my thoughts preoccupie
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onset of the Games. A canopy of net
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ing on one foot, teetering slightly
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about thirty rocks in there at once
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Panic begins to set in. I can’t s
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it could have been easily lost in t
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When I open my eyes, the world look
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as it’s midday. Undoubtedly, she
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In less than an hour, I’m at the
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The boy from District 1 dies before
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Here your dreams are sweet and tomo
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ute they can’t own. That Rue was
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one loaf? It had been meant for Rue
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quickly the food disappears. All I
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I spew the berries from my mouth, w
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er part of the Seam the hammers mak
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ing in the arena. There’s usually
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when I launch into Haymitch’s arm
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get back to business as soon as pos
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ing me alone. In the gloom, I see a
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pitol. But the Hunger Games are the
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Blinding lights. The deafening roar
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The first half hour or so focuses o
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tol officials and particularly gene
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Then Peeta’s there looking handso
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on camera. When Caesar asks Peeta h
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Katniss Everdeen. A girl who lives
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I know my ears are healed because,