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After agreeing to be the Mockingjay, Katniss begins to get use to 13. Soon they went back to District 12 for some campaign filming for the rebels and Capital to see. Arriving back to 12 ( Katniss's home) they go to the woods and began filming. Katniss soon begins to sing The Hanging Tree. Soon later the Capital bombed District 13 trying to kill them. Luckily Peeta gave them some kind of warning. Before there was a bombing. The rebellion soon after organize a rescued mission to get Peeta. After Peet is rescued, Katniss goes to see him. Peeta saw Katniss and tried to kill her. He got brainwashed and tortured at the Capital. Soon after a Star Squad was formed. Using the remaining tributes from the Hunger Games. The Star Squad goes on a mission

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