lorataprose sent me a link to a fan's sorting of the Hunger Games characters into the Hogwarts houses. She didn't like a lot of the author's picks, and I definitely agreed (Gale as a Slytherin? The man who turned down his One True Love's offer to run off into the woods in order to fight a seemingly hopeless battle for justice? Just because you don't like a
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You give some good examples about Rue and Plutarch and such! It's interesting.
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The girl saved Katniss, thereby putting Katniss in her debt and ensuring her own protection. She flat-out lied about Peeta's safety, clearly hoping he bled out before it became a problem. She obviously cared for Katniss but that girl was playing to win, man. "Don't count me out just yet" indeed.
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Definitely agree with you about her playing to win. She went a lot farther than the average 12 year old in the Games, that's for sure! She knew what skills she had and how to use them.
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Yes! I think that's the set up SC is going for--a young man who shares her background/interests v. the mysterious merchant kid. In fact, I think Katniss actually comments on this in the epilogue to MJ, when she says that in part she chose Peeta because she and Gale were too alike, burning with their anger, or something?
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