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The Hunger Games: How It Could've Gone
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Ongoing, First published Mar 12, 2016
I don't need to describe what "The Hunger Games" is, it's immensely popular. What I'm going to do is I'm going to try and pinpoint all the ways it could've gone. (A lot of them involve Katniss dead, sorry.) I'm not saying the "canon" story/ending wasn't satisfying, I'm saying that chance matters just as much as skill, especially in the Hunger Games, and there were many instances where moments pivotal to the story happened by chance. 
I'm just trying to give you a good read. 
As usual, all credit for original ideas and much of the text goes to Suzanne Collins. 
Enjoy.
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How I Became a Monster ~ Finnick Odair

11 parts Ongoing

"They look at me as if I wanted to be this way, like I wanted to become this monster hidden from the world." . + * ~ ♔ ~ * + . Daphne Dunn is just like every other teenager in the districts. Her name was written in a small paper, four times now that she is sixteen, and was dropped into a glass bowl. However, she became one of the unlucky ones when her name was selected from the bowl of hundreds of children. The games bring Daphne to the point of insanity, leaving her the shell of the bubbly, outgoing girl she once was. In some people's eyes, she was a monster. The Capitol turned her into a monster and banished her from the light of society to be known the monstrous and murderous victor they made her out to be. However, with the help of her mentor, Finnick Odair, and a lot of patience, the shadow of her might return. Something else might grow between the two, more than just a friendship kind of bond, but only time will tell. . + * ~ ♔ ~* + . Disclaimer: I do not own the Hunger Games or its characters; that was all the work of the amazing Suzanne Collins. However, I do own my own characters and their storylines. . + * ~ Part 1 of a 3 part series ~ * + .