Mockingjay
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Was I the only one crying at the end of this book?
Aj
Dec 23, 2013 10:15AM
I was definitely crying at the end of Mockinjay. The last chapter and the Epilogue really got me crying, especially when Buttercup found his way back and then she started to tell him the Prim's not coming back and the entire epilogue about her life after.
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Aj wrote: "I was definitely crying at the end of Mockinjay. The last chapter and the Epilogue really got me crying, especially when Buttercup found his way back and then she started to tell him the Prim's not..."
OMG.. I was crying too.. I thought that I wuz crzy.. :)
OMG.. I was crying too.. I thought that I wuz crzy.. :)
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Dec 27, 2013 12:50PM
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You were not the only one crying, I was crying with you! It definitely pulled at my heartstrings! :)
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Dec 27, 2013 03:26PM
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I felt like crying because I expected more and it didn't really rise to my expectations that I'd been building up throughout the novel...It was very moving though
Yeah, i think, i agree with you. I felt like crying because I expected more. I think Suzanne must write the next book after Mockingjay :(
i cried so much that i couldn't see right for an hour or so.
Aj wrote: "I was definitely crying at the end of Mockinjay. The last chapter and the Epilogue really got me crying, especially when Buttercup found his way back and then she started to tell him the Prim's not..."
I have never felt so close to a book with made up characters..
I have never felt so close to a book with made up characters..
I cried a lot! The ending was heavy and sad - full of emotions. The book made me speechless for a while. All I want to do is re-read the book and confirm if Prim is really not coming back.
It was a sad ending I really hoped that she will be dreaming after the first bombs blew off .:(
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