The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2

Peeta Mellark: You're still trying to protect me. Real or not real? Katniss Everdeen: Real. That's what you and I do. Keep each other alive.

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President Snow: [stands up] A toast. Antonius: The death of the Mockingjay, sir. If Peeta didn't kill her, her own arrogance did. President Snow: [drinks, sits down] Of course. That's the same facile thinking that led you to divert our best Peacekeepers into District 2. You have a habit of burying people before they're dead. If the Mockingjay were gone, the rebels would already be using her as a martyr. No, Minister Antonius, I'm afraid that is not what we were toasting at all. Antonius: Sir, the rebels can be held off out- President Snow: [silences him] The rebels will reach the outskirts of the Capitol in a matter of days. We'll evacuate the outer blocks to let them in. I want all anti-aircraft defenses ready, so we're secure from the skies. Lure them into the city, and then our Gamemakers will make them pay for every inch with blood. I want every camera watching. We'll turn their advance into a celebration of suffering. Let each moment be captured for all posterity. [Antonius begins

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President Alma Coin: What is she doing? Plutarch Heavensbee: [nonchalant, shrugs slightly] I don't know. It's so frustrating when she goes rogue. President Alma Coin: This isn't just adolescent, it's insubordination. Plutarch Heavensbee: Put her on the first hovercraft back. President Alma Coin: Don't be ridiculous. She can't come back now. She's mythic.

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Gale Hawthorne: I should've volunteered to take your place in the first Games. Peeta Mellark: No, you couldn't have. No, she never would have forgiven you. She needed you to be there and take care of her family, and you did. She can't lose you. She really loves you. Gale Hawthorne: And the way she kissed you in the Quarter Quell. She never kissed me like that. Peeta Mellark: Oh, just part of the show. Gale Hawthorne: No. No, you won her over. You gave up everything for her. Well, it's not gonna be an issue much longer. I doubt all three of us are gonna make it out of this. And if we do, then... it's her problem who to choose, right? Peeta Mellark: Yeah. Gale Hawthorne: I do know that Katniss will pick whoever she can't live without.

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President Snow: That's a nice one. [Katniss looks up, startled] The colors are lovely, of course. But nothing says perfection like white. I was hoping you would find your way here. So many things we should discuss... but, I have a feeling your visit will be brief, so, first things first. [coughs roughly] I wanted to tell you how very sorry I am about your sister. So wasteful. So unnecessary. Anyone could see the game was over by that point. In fact I was just about issue an official surrender when they released those parachutes. Katniss Everdeen: [bitterly] You released those parachutes. President Snow: You really think I gave the order? We both know I'm not above killing children, but I'm not wasteful. I take life for specific reasons, and there was no reason for me to destroy a pen full of Capitol children. None at all. [coughs up blood] I must concede, it was a masterful move on Coin's part. The idea that I was bombing our own helpless children to hold back the rebels. It turned the

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She's gone. Get out! GET OUT! PRIM IS GONE! [Katniss throws jars at Buttercup out of rage] PRIM IS GONE! SHE'S DEAD, AND SHE'S NOT COMING BACK! GET OUT! GET OUT![Katniss breaks down in tears, pets and holds Buttercup, and they both mourn for Prim.]

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