[R&Tislove]

His name was the first and only thing she was able to say after she regained consciousness in the hospital.

[dancing in the rain]

She couldn't even speak but she had to say his name.

[R&Tislove]

And then when no one's there anymore she goes out to find him.

[dancing in the rain]

She had to see him. And her face when she finds him

[R&Tislove]

Well with where they ended it, at least we know the one and only GK kiss (ugh) left will take place fairly early into the second movie, since the bruises on her neck are still present. And then we won't have to put up with any more (thank god).

[fly me to the moon]

I have one question, but I'm not sure since it been while since I remember the book, but it seems that movie!Coin has different personality w/ book!Coin since I know that in the book, she's like hard-heart person or something like that while in the movie, she's kind of gentle or caring.. I hope that it's not me..

[rpmaluki]

I think she was putting on a front to coax Katniss into doing what she wanted.

For someone with the kind of power she has to have to rely on a teenager in order to get more power must surely be grating but she played along and I think the end of the MJ was a set up of how things will change dramatically in part 2. Snow's grip on Panem is loosening fast (after Finnick's confession) and Katniss has just automatically slipped into irrelevance. She's done her job, encouraging and uniting the districts now all Coin has to do is bump Katniss off to the side and emerge as the hero behind the scenes as some faux democratically elected president of the new Panem since all Katniss was was the "face of the mockingjay", terribly ill suited to run things for real.

[Tati_SwanJones]

yes I mentioned that about Coin, the movie make her a bit more human, giving that little back story of losing her husband and daughter in the breakout but at the end Coin raising from the rescue of the victors taking all the credit, thats the turn around to the woman who wants to take power of Panem

[fly me to the moon]

Originally Posted by rpmaluki (View Post) I think she was putting on a front to coax Katniss into doing what she wanted. For someone with the kind of power she has to have to rely on a teenager in order to get more power must surely be grating but she played along and I think the end of the MJ was a set up of how things will change dramatically in part 2. Snow's grip on Panem is loosening fast (after Finnick's confession) and Katniss has just automatically slipped into irrelevance. She's done her job, encouraging and uniting the districts now all Coin has to do is bump Katniss off to the side and emerge as the hero behind the scenes as some faux democratically elected president of the new Panem since all Katniss was was the "face of the mockingjay", terribly ill suited to run things for real.

Ahh, now I get it and thank you for explain it to me in clearly bec I tho that was weird, but that made more sense for why she did that w/ her..

[Tati_SwanJones]

she needed Katniss as an ally to reunify the district when that happened Katniss is no longer needed aka sending to the Capitol hoping she dies and to make sure she does send Peeta over

aka she used them as a piece of her game

[dancing in the rain]

Exactly She had to play nice to get Katniss on her side and once she got what she wanted with the districts, she just took all the credit and was her heartless self again.

[Tati_SwanJones]

and with someone like Gale easy easy pieces

[dancing in the rain]

Ugh, they became a "we"

[Tati_SwanJones]

exactly

[dancing in the rain]

It's predictable considering how Gale is but still so bad to watch.