The 100th Hunger Games
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Last published Sun, Mar 13, 2016
Yes, yes, I know there's no more Hunger Games after the third quarter quell, but in this story, let's just say that Katniss died by eating Nightlock before Peeta could in the 74th games, therefore causing Peeta to be the winner. Therefore there's no rebellion, and the games are still on.
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