Author Games: The Last Cannon

Author Games: The Last Cannon

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Each year, every twelve Districts must offer up one male and female tribute to fight in this pageant. A fight for glory, for honour, and a fight for their lives. This year is the second Quarter Quell, the fiftieth Hunger Games. And as a striking reminder, that two rebels died for every Capitol citizen, each District shall offer up twice as many tributes as usual. 48 tributes. 1 Victor. Let the fiftieth Hunger Games begin.
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Welcome Ladies and Gentlemen... To the Fiftieth Hunger Games and Second Quarter Quell!! This Quarter Quell, each district will send four tributes into the arena. Who will survive? Who will be our Victor this year? Are you ready??? We all know Haymitch Abernathy wins the Second Quarter Quell. However, we ask ourselves how did he do it? Haymitch was one of four tributes sent from District Twelve, one of forty-eight tributes. The storyline is from Suzanne Collin's book The Hunger Games and Catching Fire. The characters (with the exceptions of Maysilee Donner, Haymitch Abernathy, Effie Trinket, President Snow, Katniss Everdeen, Peeta Mellark and Ceasar Flickerman) are my own characters. This fanfiction has some graphic descriptions of death, illness and fighting. Reader discretion is advised.

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