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Imagine if you had brain injuries for the rest of your life, and you could barley hear what people said to you all the time. This is how Katniss is going to feel for the rest of her life. However, Katniss is going to try and fight these serious effects by using the friendships she has with fellow survivors. In the book “The Hunger Games Mocking Jay” Katniss has many friends but she thinks they’re trying to kill her. Since, Katniss is on the verge of death she finally gives them a chance to show their worth. Katniss’s partner Peeta has been taken over by the government and she has no way to save him unless she becomes the Mocking Jay, Katniss has to use her friendship’s to become Mocking Jay and trust district 13 on saving Peeta. Hunger Games

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