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Some are born great
Some achieve greatness
And some have greatness thrust upon them
Coincidence? I think not.
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Peeta is a baker. What’s the best thing you’ve ever baked?
That was the best monologue in the movie. Because he realized he was already dead. He was supposed to die his entire life. We pity those kids from poor districts. But have we ever stopped to think of the careers? They were trained to do this. Knowing they would most likely die. What kind of parents use their kids as a business? Trained to make them rich, or die. The children from 12 were poor and starving and weak. But most of them had their parents. Loving parents who would die to get some food to bring home for them. Cato and the rest of the careers lived under a fake mask of glory. And he realized it right before he died. “Is that what you wanted?” He screamed to the cameras. Was he blaming the Capitol? Or maybe, just maybe, was there a heartless mother back home, realizing she killed her child from the day he was born?
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"When she was nine, Lawrence was in a church play based on the Book of Jonah. She played a prostitute from Nineveh and stole the show. “The other girls just stood there with lipstick on,” her mom says, “but she came in swinging her booty and strutting her stuff. Our friends said, ‘We don’t know if we should congratulate you or not, because your kid’s a great prostitute.’"
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Rolling Stone magazine
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