You know your books were written masterfully when people still misunderstand them after almost twenty years.
Like, imagine being in 2026 and still reducing Katniss, Peeta and Gale's character to a supposed love triangle.
Imagine being in 2026 and believing that Peeta isn't as essential to the revolution and the plot as much as Katniss, that he isn't the oxygen that kept her fire alive.
Imagine being in 2026 and writing on the internet that Gale would've been a Trump and ICE supporter... you know, the twenty years old, heavily implied native boy that was publically whipped by the equivalent of ICE and whose entire goal was to fight an oppressive government.
Imagine being in 2026 and using the "but he/she is annoying!" as an excuse to seriously hate on a character actively facing and fighting sistematic oppression and enslavement in all but name.
Imagine being in 2026 and blaming any of the literal children and young adults who were exploited both by the Capitol and the Rebellion as child soldiers and entertainment for the actions of evil, full grown adults who knew exactly what they were doing.
Imagine being in 2026 and not understanding that two points of view of the same situation don't necessarily exclude or negate eachother, nor one is more correct than the other simply because it's the one that makes you feel more morally superior.
Imagine being in 2026, having more than five books all with the same villain, all portraying different forms of oppression and abuse both on the large and small scale, and still not grasping the message of "Don't forget who the real enemy is".
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