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== Cato was in love with/physically attracted to Peeta ==
Mostly because of [http://fair-weathers.tumblr.com/post/17712736531 this tumblr post]{{Dead link}}. It could explain why Peeta was accepted into the Career pack, (part of) why Cato wants to kill Katniss so much and why Cato dealt with Peeta himself after he helped Katniss (he was jealous and felt betrayed, with a touch of [[If I Can't Have You]]).
== Peeta got into the Career Pack because of Haymitch and Finnick's friendship ==
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== [[Brink]] took place sometime before/during the events of [[The Hunger Games]]. ==
[[Hollywood Global Warming]] is one reason for natural disasters to occur which, along with wars, caused the world to go to shit. [[The Ark]] is somewhere out there when the sea level rose. Just like Panem, [[The Ark]] is a [[Shining City]] but heavily besieged by warring [[La Résistance|rebels]] and security forces. The Resistance also hoped to make contact with civilization on the mainlands. They eventually found Panem and decided to take refuge in it rather than continue fighting on [[The Ark]]. Unfortunately for them, the Districts are just as bland as the Guest Slums, the Capitol treats them like crap and some of their younger members gets chosen to fight in a [[Reality TV]] deathmatch. And all of that pissed them off, again. Naturally, they contributed to the rebellion. Revolution begins again (with a nice touch of [[Le Parkour]])!
** And probably some of The Security moved to Panem and became peacekeepers.
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It's the North Korea of a fairly prosperous world which has for the most part rebuilt itself, and occupies a fairly small area somewhere around Appalachia. Assertions that all of humanity has been reduced to a country of only a few million people is propaganda meant to discourage efforts to flee the repressive dystopia. Alternately, the districts are tiny city-states spread out across North America, and the train lines between them actually run across narrow strips of Panem land between other countries.
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