The Hunger Games - The Boy From District Two (rewriting)
From the account of Katniss Everdeen, no tribute could compare to the brutish power and strength of Cato, a boy from District 2 who was so confident in his abilities to win that he willingly signed up for the seventy-fourth Hunger Games. Nothing seemed to stand in his way. He was power. He was strength. And, in his mind, these Games were already won. Katniss dismissed him as a bloodthirsty killer, typical of a Career Tribute, but there was much more to his story than a mindless desire to kill.
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edsheeran1414
@vee1998 there are alot of details that are in the companion books and the one that tells the extra details for the book. I bought mine both at walmart.
@Lovelymisssnow Really?! i have read the book cover to cover about 100 times over and over and i never knew that! Wow
@Colarein it says it on his registration file the link for the picture of it is below. http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4ah0j0yJr1rwva43o1_500.png
@Greed_Avaricious if you dont like him, dont read about him He is a sexy beast eh @allycatt136
omg I hated that brute! That guy was so evil in the movie. it was self-satisfying and enlightening to see him fail at the end on the movie though.
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