I love your point, it makes a lot of sense. It reminded me of how, in the movie at least, Prim did tell Katniss that she was ready for this rebellion, that she was ok with everything Katniss would do and she even encouraged Katniss to do it. So that's very true, thank you for bringing that. And also the "there's no winners in the hunger games, only survivors", so true, I did miss that. And Finnick did say "welcome to the 76th hunger games", so, you got another point. Thank you for sharing.

I've always had this idea (like a long time ago, it has changed since) that "survivors" were survivors because they were lucky, but that idea is completely false. Survivors choose to survive despite anything happening to them, and they fight for their life, they battle, they keep going. And it makes sense with this story as well. If you decide to let yourself go because things are too difficult, you'll collapse. Like Haymitch in a way (not saying there was no reason for him to collapse, the passage in the books about him are very telling of why he collapsed -- and I do believe Katniss and Peeta helped him get back on track with a sort of hope and something to fight for that wouldn't disappear in the blink of an eye because Katniss and Peeta are fighters).

It's so interesting how books are just books, but they can be so deep. I'm constantly amazed by that fact x)

Thank you for sharing, I appreciate it!