Rizzo is HUNGRY for *Catching Fire*

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  @joslynbarrus2354 · 2 years ago

  I think the reason why Haymitch and Katniss protect Peeta isn't because they see him as weak or unable to win but because they feel like he is the only "good" person out of all of them. Haymitch and Katniss both see themselves as killers/they'll do anything to survive and they don't want Peeta to have to be like that.

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• LI

  @Likeicare96 · 2 years ago

  My favourite part about peeta lying about katniss being pregnant, is that he was so convincing, even KATNISS was second guessing herself (in the inner monologue of the book)

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• DA

  @DarleneLesmana · 2 years ago

  peeta: <b>cuts bread</b><br>benji: THAT. IS. MAHOGANY.

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• BE

  @beckmannm · 2 years ago

  As always, I appreciate Rizzo crying at the parts that make me cry 😭

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• IA

  @Iam_Crybaby · 2 years ago (edited)

  My toxic trait is wanting to explain every symbol and movie scene because I’m obsessed with the books. The movies did pretty well in my opinion

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• KA

  @Kaley-J · 2 years ago (edited)

  I found it really interesting that the people in the capitol don’t care about kids dying, and it’s only when Peeta announces Katniss’s pregnancy that they’re horrified and want to stop the games. Seems very similar to what’s going on now…🙃

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• EL

  @ellielovegood6307 · 2 years ago (edited)

  The way Gale is so insufferable in the books<br>Like Katniss has her own problems and Gale makes it all about him <br>His entire vibe is “Katniss I know you’re traumatized but what about me?🥺” <br>“Katniss you kissed Peeta 😡”<br>Despite Katniss having to kiss Peeta to ensure their survival, and the fact they weren’t even dating in the first place so why’s Gale acting like she’s cheating 💀

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• LY

  @lydia437 · 2 years ago

  No other dystopian future series hits quite as hard as the hunger games. It’s just better written and feels closer to our own reality

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• RA

  @rayrayl.4087 · 2 years ago

  This was BY FAR the best Hunger Games film. Even though some details were left out, I think they did a good job overall.

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• BR

  @browngirlhali9865 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I know you guys don&apos;t care about context but Peeta draws Rue to kind of pis* off them to shift their focus onto him and make him a target instead of Katniss. So Katniss, to protect Peeta, does that

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• SC

  @scahearn6279 · 2 years ago

  In the book Gale was never an option. Peeta had rooted in her heart when they were 11 years old with the bread and starting with the reaping those roots started growing exponentially. Katniss didn’t understand the feelings because she was too focused on survival for her family. Throughout the books she is obsessed with Peeta’s stead strong arms and there is an entire paragraph on his eyelashes as she watched him. She never paid that much attention to Gale he was clearly friend zoned. Ultimately she considered rebellion for Gale but she committed to rebellion for Peeta. Peeta was her heart and her hope. The movies kinda did Peeta dirty. Katniss was the spark but Peeta was the air that caused it catch fire. If it were not for Peeta she would not have survived the 74th, 75th or 76th Hunger Games. Even when hijacked arena Peeta took over a one point and was getting her through the tunnel.

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• LA

  @larissatucker8263 · 2 years ago

  Peeta did lose his leg in the book, but thats not why katniss wants haymitch to save peeta over herself. Katniss does actually love and care about peeta, whether she knows if its platonic or romantic at this point in the story. She also knows peeta is good with people and with words and would be a great spokesperson in a rebellion setting. She also talks a lot in the books about how kind he is and how he&apos;s so much better than the rest of them. The books definitely explain a lot more than the movies. All of this is why she wants peeta to live over herself, not necessarily because hes &quot;weak&quot; or needs to be saved all the time. <br><br>Loved the reaction. ❤

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