The Hunger Games-Roleplay discussion

Did you read the hunger games triolgy and one of the charries reallly effected you, or you said, 'wow' at something they did? What did you feel when one of them died?

Or did you make a charrie (or someone elses charrie?_ and were rping and it affected you?

Tell us about it here!

If I would have to put a finger on one thing that really made me love the series, it would be Katniss Everdeen. She's my favorite fictional character of all time. She's so real. Her intelligence, bravery, and love for those around her gives me chills. Honestly, I believe that Katniss is who every teen girl wants to be: Athletic, smart, desired by all types of boys, loving, funny. She is brought into a terrible situation whichever way she turns, but she sucks it up kicks the problem right in the hiney.

No, Katniss isn't perfect, and she changes a lot in the trilogy. But everyone we know changes as they progress in their lives. She's dynamic, she's flawed, she's human. In fact, she's so human that she's inhuman.

I love Katniss so much. :) *mutters to self* I wish she were a real human being.

wow, that's cool.

In really liked Gale, until the third book. I really liked all the charries except Peeta until the thrid book. They all changed so mmuch in the third book, the only one i really liked in the third book was Prim because she stayed the same. She reminded me not to forget the innocents of a chlid.

I loved Cinna so much, he was one of my all time favorites. He was kind, clever, and selfless. He sacrificed not only his career, but his life too when he secretly made that mockingjay dress for Katniss. He was beaten to death just because he believed in Katniss, sent a message out to all of Panem, and that was powerful to me.

I cried when I read his final letter to Katniss in the third book. I bawled like a little baby.

He was a good charrie too :)

Ikr! by the time Finnick died, then Prim, and then she left Gale i was in total tears.

Whenever a character I loved like Rue, Prim, or Finnick, I threw the book across the room screaming, "NOOOOO!!" I did that a lot. My friends suggest taking me to a mental hospital when I threw Mockingjay of the ground screaming at it when Prim died. Everybody was staring at me like I was a monster :3 Actually, half the class was reading Mockingjay at that time...

Oh yes, when I read that part of the book I sang the song along with Katniss when she was singing for Rue, and I couldn't even finish the last few lines I was crying so hard.

I didn't really care about Prim though. By the time she died, I was so shocked and desensitized by it from all the other death, that I just couldn't care anymore.

Prim's death didn't really affect me at all. If anything, I was angry at Prim for dying- how weird is that? I just cared so much about Katniss that I wasn't tuned into Prim I guess.

To be quite honest, I as well did not care in the least about the death of Prim. I was more concerned for the deaths of the other children than Prim.

Me, the heartless monkey, did not cry once throughout the entire book series. But I did feel quite sad and sang along to Rue's lullabye when she perished.

I was in denial for Finnick's death. I read it multiple times before allowing it to sink in that, the boy who loved Annie so dearly, who posed in a silly way for Katniss, who devoted himself to save others in the ames, had sacrified himself. Heart breaking.

Cinna's death was the one that almost made me cry. I was very depressed and when I read about his death and when Katniss read his note, I lay the book down and glared at it. For at least a half hour each. Stupid Capitol. Why did they kill Cinna?! He was so wonderful, a beautiful human being, different amongst the monsters. And Collins went ahead and killed him, ripping my heart in half as she did so.

I hate Collins for killing off so many of the important characters. I get it, war turns people into the ones they're trying to overthrow. But she didn't have to go overboard.

However, I love the plot line in the books! It's twists and turns always caught me by surprise, made me never want to put it down. I love when authors are able to do that!

My most touching scene was when Rue died. She represented hope for the underdog, something I have a soft spot for. I can definitely relate to Rue. Her small, shy, almost naive personality was similar to myself at Rue's age. I wish I had been in my room when I read it. That way I could baul my eyes out in private. As it was, I read Rue's death scene on the bus. For those of you who don't understand the bus = scary, claustraphobic, dusty, smelly, sweaty. You're ears are berrated with every kind of profanity. If they saw me cry, I was scared they would beat me up. o.o And I have this thing about crying in public. Very embarassing.

When Rue died, I shed a tear and sang along. Then it sunk in after a few minutes and I bawled, knowing that one of my FAVORITE characters had died. It was quite depressing.

Same thing happened with Finnick, except no tear the first time. I knew he died, I just didnt know that was it. HE WAS SUCH AN IMPORTANT CHARACTER, HE DESERVED A BETTER DEATH SCENE! It took me a few minutes to realize that he died and stuff. Im such a cry baby...

Ive only ready Mockingjay in public, on my friend kindle at the ice rink. So I could cry then. But I shed a faithful tear and stuff. "They'll never see him in his underwear again." Thats what I told my friend Kathryn (Who owns the kindle) when he died. She just patted me on the back and was like. "I know, I know. I thought the same thing too."

To be honest, the first time we meet Finnick, I hated him. HATED him. I was disgusted by his arrogance and cockiness. Then, I grew to love him in the arena, as well as her other allies. Not the old lady though (I forgot her name...), I never really got into her character...

AND IN THE RPS, IM MOST EFFECTED BY CLEMENTINE AND DANIEL! ITS BEAUTIFUL AND I CRY EVERY DRAMATIC/ROMANTIC/NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE TIME.

Whoo. Had to get that off my chest.

:DDDDD

Lol i hated Finnick too!!! I also hated Johanna and how she seemed to go through like it was nothing, but then i thought about all she'd been through and everything. But i still wanted her to wake up and see that she's alive!


I really wished the Collens would have given the series a better ending. I guess everyone says that at the end of a series, but idk.. this one just seemed more brutal then nessasary.

I wish I could remember them, but I know I cried a bit at a few character deaths in the rp's. I just... Don't remember who they were. ^_^" And Asami! You need to make Mara a mentor! :)

I cried when Rue died ); And stared at the book in denial when Gale left. And when Peeta was beat and everything.
And I was shocked when Prim died.
I loved how Johanna was so strong and brave, and hated how the Capitol tortured her.
I silent screamed when Cinna died.
And shut the book when I realized Finnick was dead and Annie would never see him again. Then I opened it again and am still in denial about Finnick's death.

What?! in 38??? OK!!!!

hahah, that's what i did! i just said, they are all alive, it's just a dream she's having.

I love how everyone here has fallen for Finnick! I mean, who can't fall in love with that devishly-good-looking and charming young man?! ♥_♥

♥Emi Love♥/Derpy wrote: "When Rue died, I shed a tear and sang along. Then it sunk in after a few minutes and I bawled, knowing that one of my FAVORITE characters had died. It was quite depressing.

Same thing happened wit..."

YES.

Finnick, I was reading fast, because it was nighttime, and I had to look BACK and realized he was dead. Actually dead. I cried my heart out, I'd loved Finnick from the start - reminded me of Daniel :D - I literally got so angry knowing she killed him.

And like Nemp I was more concerned about the others more than Prim.

If you ask me, Mockingjay seemed the worst out of the three. The deaths at the war were just so quick..

MY POOR FINNICK.

I know, but there's also something realistic about the quick deaths. People you adore don't always get memorable last words. One moment they're there, and the next, you never get to see them again. It's sad and awful, but it's life.

Well, that's how Clementine will go too then.