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⌈ Secret Post #2524 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I saw the end of the last book as a birth / death juxtaposition thing. By that time, we'd slogged through death, death and more death in the trilogy, and finally, the death of the old system of the Capitol and the Districts happens. If I recall correctly, Katniss' children are playing in fields that she and Peeta haven't yet told them are essentially graveyards / over ashes and bones. I saw it as a need for the new (children who knew nothing of the Hunger Games) to create a new and possibly more hopeful world.

I don't know... I just saw it as far less as "The badass female must marry and become a mother to find happiness" (she's still messed up) and more of a death --> birth symbolism for that world.