| Reviews for The Face of the Revolution: The Mockingjay or the Surviving Lover? |
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William Carstairs chapter 1 . 11/22/2014 Absolutely Genius. I never really thought if it this way. I mean I knew Peeta had to be some sort of strategist to be able to manipulate people so easily, but to this extent I never saw it coming. Katniss was explained and thought out in such way that I never saw coming either. I think you should write more stories like this or something of the sort because these 'Theories' are amazing and very accurate and believable for me. |
Lottielue1 chapter 1 . 11/12/2014 I don't like Plutarch, I find him really manipulative and he just seems in it to get the best for himself. I was a little confused who was talking to start with but I finally figured it out. Really good insight to Katniss and Peeta. In a weird way I really see Peeta in that way, the boy probably could control panem if he had have had the opportunity! |
yumna.abdurahmanrawoot chapter 1 . 11/10/2014 I enjoyed reading this! It's written the way Haymitch speaks; long and rambling; so definitely in character. Well done! Also, your analysis of Peeta is spot-on in my opinion. I always believe that Peeta is waaaaaay more complicated and would be any psychologist's dream to dissect his mind and thinking! I truly believe that Suzanne Collins left us many hidden clues to tell us that the boy with the bread is much smarter and more complicated than he appears to be. It irked me that the first movie completely portrayed him as a passive, weak sap. At least the second movie was slightly more truer to his character. There were a few grammar and typo errors, missing words, but nothing hectic, I still understood what was written and it still made sense! |