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* [[Punch Clock Villain]]: He's not really that evil, just doing his job - he even gave Katniss the top score of 11/12 because: "Well, she deserved it". |
* [[Punch Clock Villain]]: He's not really that evil, just doing his job - he even gave Katniss the top score of 11/12 because: "Well, she deserved it". |
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* [[Slave to PR]]: Most of the decisions Seneca makes regarding the Games is a result of him trying to appeal to what the masses would like. {{spoiler|Ends up being his [[Fatal Flaw]] when Katniss uses this as a [[Batman Gambit]].}} |
* [[Slave to PR]]: Most of the decisions Seneca makes regarding the Games is a result of him trying to appeal to what the masses would like. {{spoiler|Ends up being his [[Fatal Flaw]] when Katniss uses this as a [[Batman Gambit]].}} |
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* [[Villainy-Free Villain]]: Being in charge of the games makes him the bad guy by default. |
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** He runs the titular [[Blood Sport]] to entertain the people of the Capitol, he isn't that innocent |
** He runs the titular [[Blood Sport]] to entertain the people of the Capitol, he isn't that innocent |
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* [[You Have Failed Me]]: Snow orders his execution over the 75th Hunger Games debacle. |
* [[You Have Failed Me]]: Snow orders his execution over the 75th Hunger Games debacle. |
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