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D-Man love what u do here! Keep it up man and when we have our college football preview show on “NcAA Network Radio” I’m having you on to talk about the Huskers!!! If you’re willing that is.
Thanks for the love, and yes, I would love to come on. Just let me know when.
Will do bro
Found this on Reddit 🙂 There’s a theory sorta going around that Foxface DID, in fact, know that the berries were poison, but also knew that she was one of the last tributes and was going to have to face someone much stronger than her and much more willing/able to kill than her eventually, so instead of doing so she chose to eat the berries. This is sort of backed up by the fact that she supposedly did really well at the plant station during training.
Interesting perspective. I guess I could see that kind of “noble suicide”. Still, I still wish I knew more about her character, which is a good thing (generally).
This was actually my biggest complaint about the book. I loved it overall, but it was all too predictable that Katniss and Peeta would face off against Cato. I was desperately hoping that the true final “antagonist” would be Fox Face. Collins gave her such a mysterious, cunning aura that it made her eerie and unsettling in a way, in an antagonist way, as opposed to Cato who was just a big brute. I think a showdown between Katniss and Fox Face, who could have been depicted as more deranged than first thought (as a sort of character twist) would have been much more captivating.
Glad I finally found someone who agrees with me! Thanks for the reading.