Cause We Belong To the Hurricane (28/?)
Title: Cause We Belong To the Hurricane
Chapter: 28
Rating: High T/low M (language, char death, references to war/Games related violence, drug/alcohol abuse, and sexual slavery)
Chars (Story): Johanna Mason, Haymitch Abernathy as primaries, with Peeta Mellark, Finnick Odair, Annie Cresta, Chaff, Cecelia, Brutus, Lyme, Cashmere, Gloss, President Snow, President Coin, OMC, OFC, etc.
Chars (Chapter): Haymitch Abernathy, Johanna Mason, Plutarch Heavensbee, Effie Trinket, OMC, OFC
Summary: The rebellion doesn't belong to one person--it belongs to us all. When disaster strikes in the arena, the rebels are left scrambling to recover, and turn to an unlikely inspiration: Johanna Mason.
Chapter Summary: Many meetings, awkward reunions, and one thing is certain: everything changes in the end. (Part II).
'What’s he gonna say?' Haymitch said, throwing a hand out in an irritated gesture. 'He’s lost his girl, lost the baby she was supposedly carrying, lost his family, lost his other leg, and it’s all so sad, but everyone should keep fighting so they don’t risk losing it all like he did? You really want to make him into the poor heartbroken crippled grieving orphan for the rest of his life?'
Chapter: 28
Rating: High T/low M (language, char death, references to war/Games related violence, drug/alcohol abuse, and sexual slavery)
Chars (Story): Johanna Mason, Haymitch Abernathy as primaries, with Peeta Mellark, Finnick Odair, Annie Cresta, Chaff, Cecelia, Brutus, Lyme, Cashmere, Gloss, President Snow, President Coin, OMC, OFC, etc.
Chars (Chapter): Haymitch Abernathy, Johanna Mason, Plutarch Heavensbee, Effie Trinket, OMC, OFC
Summary: The rebellion doesn't belong to one person--it belongs to us all. When disaster strikes in the arena, the rebels are left scrambling to recover, and turn to an unlikely inspiration: Johanna Mason.
Chapter Summary: Many meetings, awkward reunions, and one thing is certain: everything changes in the end. (Part II).
'What’s he gonna say?' Haymitch said, throwing a hand out in an irritated gesture. 'He’s lost his girl, lost the baby she was supposedly carrying, lost his family, lost his other leg, and it’s all so sad, but everyone should keep fighting so they don’t risk losing it all like he did? You really want to make him into the poor heartbroken crippled grieving orphan for the rest of his life?'