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It wasn't my favorite of the three, but I loved it just as much. It was the end of the story, period. And a perfect ending, even if not happy
Personally my problem with mockingjay was not that way it was ended, think that was well thought through and fitted well, but the fact the book builds toward the taking of the capitol and all of a sudden just stopped short (re: when Prim gets blown up)...it just felt like the two parts of the book didnt fit together for me....also felt like Finnick was killed off to casually, he had became a main character and was just left behind to die with two other people....he could of died going back to save them when he was safe...much more heroic, just like Mags walking into the mist. If Haymitch had died in the book, he would of got a more glorious ending...
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Jul 06, 2012 10:52PM
It wasn't my favorite of the three, but I loved it just as much. It was the end of the story, period. And a perfect ending, even if not happy
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Personally my problem with mockingjay was not that way it was ended, think that was well thought through and fitted well, but the fact the book builds toward the taking of the capitol and all of a sudden just stopped short (re: when Prim gets blown up)...it just felt like the two parts of the book didnt fit together for me....also felt like Finnick was killed off to casually, he had became a main character and was just left behind to die with two other people....he could of died going back to save them when he was safe...much more heroic, just like Mags walking into the mist. If Haymitch had died in the book, he would of got a more glorious ending...
