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This photo relates to the setting because there is a war going on throughout the whole book. The war is in their country of Panem and is between the Capitol and all the districts. The Capitol bombed many districts resulting in them possibly looking like this.

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This image relates to the setting of Mockingjay because towards the end of the war the Capitol got destroyed because of dangerous pods that went off. The Capitol was full of rich people who were never hungry. They made everything colorful and used their created enhancements on themselves and many other things.

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destroyed street with many bright colors and buildings

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This photo represents what District 13 might look like. Katniss was rescued from the Quarter Quell of the Hunger Games and brought to District 13, an underground district that was hidden and unknown. It was very high-tech and advanced. The book also mentioned a control room with many electronics where they went over their plans and mission.

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This represents a hospital room in 13. Katniss spent a lot of her time in the hostpital. She was injured a lot and was even considered mentally disoriented at some parts in the book due to head injuries, bombing, and fire.

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This photo reminds me of what I imagined the president's mansion and Capitol circle to look like. Some of the end of the book took place here and this is also where Katniss killed President Coin.

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"It takes 10 times as long to put yourself back together as it does to fall apart." - Finnick Odair pg. 156

This quote is important to the story line because I feel like Katniss really lived out this quote throughout the book. At the end of Catching Fire Katniss had pretty much "fallen apart". Her home was gone and many that she loved were killed. She spent a lot of the time putting herself back together during this book. Even though this time brought more and even harder challenges for Katniss, she grew, became stronger, and eventually became whole again.

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"You're still trying to protect me. Real or not real," he whispers.
"Real," I answer. "Because that's what you and I do, protect each other." - Katniss Everdeen pg. 382

This quote is very important because it shows the relationship between the most important people in the series, Katniss and Peeta. They faced many hardships and brokenness in their relationship, but they always loved each other and their goal was always to protect each other no matter what.

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Dear Suzanne Collins,

I just wanted to tell you how much I love your series the Hunger Games! I just finished Mockingjay and was so sad that the books came to an end. The book constantly had me intrigued and I wanted to spend all of my free time reading it. My favorite characters are Katniss, Peeta, and Finnick. ***The whole thing with Peeta's mind being hijacked in Mockingjay*** made a really good book, but it also made me very sad because for most of the book he wasn't the Peeta Mellark all of your readers know and love! I did enjoy the ending though! I thought that you did a great job ending the book because it didn't end exactly happily ever after, but Katniss and Peeta were still happy together. ***I was very sad when Boggs, Finnick, and Prim died!*** They were all such good characters in the story, but their death did spark the climax and intruge me more! I really enjoyed reading the epilogue as well and LOVE that ***Katniss and Peeta had kids and started a family!*** I think that it would be cool to have a new book that is kind of like a sequel that may be a little shorter and just explains their life now and how it is with their family.

Thank you for writing such great books, I really enjoyed them!

-Kathryn

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I would give Mockingjay 4.5 out of 5 stars because it was an amazing book and probably one of the best ones I have ever read. I would say that it was my least favorite of the trilogy, though. The ending was good, but some parts got a little boring that were leading up to the climax. Overall, I think it was a really great book and I would definitely recommend!!

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The author believes that power can be good and evil, and to gain it you will have to sacrifice what you love.

Power is a big topic in Mockingjay. Throughout the book the districts are fighting the Capitol to try and gain control. At the beginning the Capitol has all of the power and is reigning over the districts with evil. They make them work way too hard and live in terrible condidtions just so the people in the Capitol get what they want all of the time. Their power is evil, but the power that Katniss and her allies are trying to obtain is good. They work throughout the whole book to take down the Capitol, kill the president, and ultimately rebuild their country into something better. This is not an easy task - passion, dedication, and especially sacrifice somes with it. Katniss and the other characters have to scarifice themselves, their family, friends, and all of the things that they love the most.

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This GIF represents when Katniss was trying to get all of the districts to come together as one to take down the Capitol. They all had the same enemy that was making their lives miserable and that was the president, Snow.

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Throughout the book and especially throughout the trilogy, Peeta changed a lot. This Image represents his change. ***The Capitol hijacked his brain and tried to make him one of their own and he wasn't the same as before until the very end of the book.***

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This Mockingjay is what symbolized Katniss. She lead the rebellion against the Capitol. Katniss originally got this symbol on a pin that the mayor's daughter gave her before The Games in the first book. It became her symbol and her old stylist, Cinna, made sure that she had the pin all the time.