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A choice had to be made in a split second by the head gamemaker, one which his life could depend on. Have two victors that year, or have none. The latter was chosen. For the eighty-fifth Hunger Games, Finnick Odair has a plan.

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3 tributes, 3 different Hunger Games, 3 different lives changed, and after they're introduced YOU get to vote on who I finish writing the story for. Please read more than #1... i realized that the first tribute is kinda dry but i'm to lazy to change her

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Title is purposely uncapitalised . When a dying little girl with familiar blue eyes is brought into Mrs Everdeen's hospital, the flashbacks start to haunt her again, but her guardian angel is there to help her. For Caesar's Palace Color Prompts: Rainbow.

A Lament, expression of grief, sorrow or regret, expressed in a poem or song. This is Rue's Lament- her final thoughts, her final happiness.

Finnick and Annie. Before, after. A couple of one-shots. Better than the summary says. Previously named Shock.

"Dad calls me a pessimist; Mom calls me unstable; Brother calls me bad words I can't dare to repeat." ... "I have food in my belly and a mostly loving family and good grades in school, so why am I such a freak?" Annie Cresta, insane and broken.

Katniss deals with some VERY interesting problems...

People watched as the city burned. People watched as their Capitol turned to ruins around them. And it seemed as if the entire Capitol population saw red as bullets sliced into the chest of a girl in a lemon coat. —for the Caesar's Palace prompt, 'yellow'.

An essay on the political ploy 'Panem et Circenses' and the strong similarities between The Hunger Games and Rome. Purely academic.

Katniss was affected by her brief encounters with the Avox Girl more than she showed. Maybe a oneshot, still undecided

Dazed and confused. Gale's been a wreck for the past two years. Losing touch with Katniss damaged him more than the war ever did. When he finally works up the courage to call her what does he say?

This is to fill the gap between the end of MockingJay and the epilogue. I start with the ending words of MockingJay. I hope you enjoy. Peeta/Katniss. Rated T because it's not really a K story, but nothing bad in here. Thanks.

Inspired by the Hunger Games – Katniss is thinking about Prim.

I woke up the next morning, delirious. I do have to say that I'm in pretty good shape for being cut and bruised. As soon I was done examining myself for any major damage I looked up to see my surroundings. And all I see is...death.

"Routine is good. Repetition is good. As always." A very dismal warning: very dismal! version of the epilogue. The characters used are Katniss, Peeta, Gale, and Haymitch. Prim is mentioned.

well it kinda doesnt make sense so yeah

haymitch is bored

"They said it would get better. They lied. But she's just sleeping, right?" The mother can't remember what hope is since her daughter's death, and she's trapped in her shadow world, praying for a savior. For Caesar's Palace Color Prompts: Pink.

Everything has changed after the second round in the Hunger Games. With Peeta gone, Katniss finds herself falling for the one person she'd never thought she'd lay eyes on and he's falling for her too. But will time let them be happy?

With the ever-present cruel Capitol, pain is inevitable in Panem. A series of drabbles examining these unforgettable moments of pain from the character's perspective. Rated T for themes.

The Capitol can tear love away from just about anyone. It's just a reminder to how precious we don't realize love can be...

We know Katniss' side of her goodbyes towards her family and friends. But what about Peeta's? This is what I think happened after being reaped.