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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Much better than I expected.

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Why did Lucy disappear when going for katniss, a vegetable, not a person?[/quote]Did you read the book? I haven’t seen the movie yet, so I don’t know how closely it follows the story. In the book, he had just made a comment about how he killed three people, so Lucy Gray realized he betrayed Sejanus. And he’s relieved to see the murder weapon with his prints/DNA on it (can’t remember the specifics), so she knows he’s not really going to run away with her.[/quote]

No, I did not read the book.

But he didn’t know he was going to find the guns. So was it when he mentioned the 3 murders, she knew he lied to her and that’s when she decided to betray him? Did SHE know the guns would be there?[/quote]
I’ve only read the book so far, but she didn’t know about the weapons. Snow only went along with her into the wilderness, because he thought it was his only option with the missing weapons hanging over his head. Once they found the evidence, both of them realized that Lucy was the only person left who knew of Snow’s involvement with the murders, and therefore, was the only obstacle preventing him from the life in the Capitol he wanted.

It seemed like an extreme jump in logic for Lucy Gray, but the subtext in the book is that Lucy isn’t that into Snow, and is using him as a means for survival. [/quote]

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