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Fanfic
Hunger Games
The same bombs that killed Primrose Everdeen in the form of parachute-like boxes also killed many other kids, who were ignored by most readers of Mockingjay. To sympathize properly with the fallen, we must learn their stories. Sorrel Alderwood is one of many kids who has died in the hands of the Capitol-- the same cruel way as Primrose. Learn her story, and how the other's must have felt, when the sponsor-boxes fell from the sky. Then when they completely destroyed their lives. The excitement, the horror. Follow Sorrel's story along a devastating path of death, bravery and courage. DISCLAIMER: This story was completely inspired by Suzanne Collins, I only put the other kids' point of view into words for all Tributes. Credit to her.
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"She unfolds and smooths out the slip of paper. In a clear voice, she reads out the name. "Primrose Everdeen." When Primrose Everdeen is thrown into the Hunger Games with her sister's boyfriend, she knows she won't make it out alive. But the Games have a way of changing people. If Prim wants to have any shot of winning, she'll have to take away every ounce of humanity she has. But can gentle Prim find it in herself to do that?

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