🏹THE HUNGRY GAMES PART 2🏹

 HELLLOOOOO AGAINNNNNNNNNNN

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ANYWAYS…today we’re gonna be talking about the Hunger Games again. Yea I know its getting a bit repetitive, but who cares, its a good movie series and an even better book series. Fo those of you who don’t know… The Hunger Games trilogy is set in the dystopian, post-apocalyptic republic of Panem, which is located in North America, in an undefined future. The nation is made up of an affluent Capitol city situated in the Rocky Mountains, that is encircled by twelve (originally thirteen) impoverished districts that are under the jurisdiction of the Capitol. The districts are in varied levels of poverty, despite the Capitol's extravagant wealth and cutting-edge technology. The protagonist and narrator of the series, Katniss Everdeen, resides in District 12, the poorest area of Panem, where famine is a common cause of death. A boy and a girl from each of the twelve surviving districts, between the ages of 12 and 13, were sent as punishment for a previous revolt against the Capitol (known as the "Dark Days"), in which District 13 was destroyed. But Basically Katniss and Peta were chosen to represent District 12 and then they both win the Hunger games and cause a whole other rebellion to start and then they fall in love and blah blah blah…

Buttttttt SPOILER ALRET!!!

At the end of the movie series Katniss and Peeta end up getting married and having kids in the newly reformed Panem and because in class today we learned about story boarding I thought it would be cool to make a story board of the final scene in the final movie. My drawing skills are not the best. But here is the clip of the movie that I used in order to make the story board

~ MOVIE CLIP ~


And here are my story boards 

~ STORY BOARDS ~





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