Katniss, and the people of Panem initially believe Snow to be behind the attack - one final act of bitter violence against his own people. Parents and medics (including Katniss' sister Prim) rush in to help but a second explosion is set-off - marking the end of the war. However, as rebels descend on the checkpoint, Capitol ships fly overhead - and drop bombs on the children. Katniss survives, racing to a refugee security checkpoint outside of the presidential compound where Capitol residents await rescue - passing their children to the front of the line for immediate evacuation. With victory near-assured, Coin has nothing left to gain from Katniss and when members of the Mockingjay's squad are cornered, and killed, by Capitol peacekeepers, Coin uses Katniss' presumed death to address Panem, decry Snow's actions, and unify the rebel cause against the Capitol. We’re here to help explain exactly what happens in the final act of Mockingjay - Part 2 as well as breakdown how prior Hunger Games films laid necessary groundwork for such an ambitious conclusion.ĭespite stumping for peace, Coin becomes obsessed with succeeding Snow as President of Panem - no matter the cost.
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While there are a few key differences between Suzanne Collins' books and the film adaptations, we've put together a Hunger Games series ending explained post that, depending on a reader's prior level of investment, will either be a refresher for returning fans, clarification for Mockingjay - Part 2 moviegoers, or cliff notes for non-viewers who have no intention of seeing the final Hunger Games movie (but still want to know how the dystopian tale wraps up). Seven years after The Hunger Games first debuted on bookstore shelves, the mega-successful film adaptation tetralogy comes to a close with Mockingjay - Part 2. The Mockingjay novel, which was split into two films by Lionsgate Entertainment, originally released in 2010 - meaning that book readers have known the fate of their favorite characters, and the larger state of Panem, for nearly half a decade.
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