Passages
From The Text
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“Several sets of arms would embrace me. But in
the end the only person I truly want to comfort me is Haymitch because he
loves Peeta too. I reach out for him and say something like his name and he’s
there, holding me and patting me on the back. ‘It’s okay. It’ll be okay,
sweetheart.’ He sits me on a length of broken marble and keeps an arm around
me while I sob.
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‘I can’t do this anymore,’ I say.
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‘I know,’ he says.
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‘All I can think of is -what he’s going to do
to Peeta- because I’m the Mockingjay!’ I get out.
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‘I know.’ Haymitch’s arm tightens around me.
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‘Did you see him? How weird he acted? What are
they-doing to him?’ I’m gasping for air between sobs but manage to one last phrase.
‘It’s my fault!’”…
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(R) It’s about time that chick took
responsibility for her actions! Even though, it’s very hard to stay angry
with her when she’s bawling her eyes out. It must be hard though. If she
doesn’t help the rebels, the resistance might flicker out and all of the
citizens of Panem will go back to doing the wretched things they were doing
before. If she does go along with the rebels a plan (which is what she’s
doing) anyone with any connection to her will be punished severely. They
bombed her whole district. They punish the man she “loves” and then force him
to do talk shows just to rattle her. Though I don’t like Katniss very much
most of the time, I have to admit that she is in a really horrible situation,
even if she isn’t getting tortured by the Capitol like my Peeta.
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Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Dialectical Journal #37: Mockingjay
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