Lol Gale ending up somewhere on District 2 was so random but I have this perfect story where Joanna goes there sometimes and they hook up somehow. Gale and Joanna are a good match in my mind.
Katniss was delusionnal from the start about Peeta so the question about who she was going to end up with was never really worrying to me. I believe that if she really had the choice, she would have choose neither.
I really liked the epilogue. How everything is just said in little touches like a Turner painting. It seems all blurry but you can perfectly feel the emotions. Peeta being an anchor except those days where he probably freaks out and wants to kill his wife. The kids and the fear. The political changes tedious but there. And the heroin alive and feeling many things but also conscious that the better part of her was her little sister (because that's all very symbolic in the end and as you pointed out it was only a device for making the ultimate blow to Katniss) and that it died somewhere in the Capitol.
It felt sad, it felt real. It spoke to me at least.
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Date: 2012-01-05 11:06 pm (UTC)Katniss was delusionnal from the start about Peeta so the question about who she was going to end up with was never really worrying to me. I believe that if she really had the choice, she would have choose neither.
I really liked the epilogue. How everything is just said in little touches like a Turner painting. It seems all blurry but you can perfectly feel the emotions. Peeta being an anchor except those days where he probably freaks out and wants to kill his wife. The kids and the fear. The political changes tedious but there. And the heroin alive and feeling many things but also conscious that the better part of her was her little sister (because that's all very symbolic in the end and as you pointed out it was only a device for making the ultimate blow to Katniss) and that it died somewhere in the Capitol.
It felt sad, it felt real. It spoke to me at least.