The movie laid the foundation for my weekend that ended up revolving around the word, Hope. The Oxford Dictionary defines Hope as "a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen," but I think it is much more than that. Hope is not only a feeling, but knowing and strongly believing that despite your situation, things will improve.
In Catching Fire, Katniss has become a symbol of hope for all of the districts. Snow, the president of the Capitol doesn't like that, in fear that this hope will incite a rebellion. I'm going to take this into bibical terms for a second. Bear with me.
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I talk to too many people who have lost hope. Who feel like life is not worth living anymore because of what they have gone through or what they are currently going through. Who feel like nothing will ever change because it doesn't seem like anything ever goes right for them.
Situations don't change automatically. It takes a lot of work and if you aren't willing to put in the effort and make some sacrifices, I think its unlikely that positive changes will take place in your life.
I really doubt I would be who I am or where I am today if certain things, that might have seemed like the end of the world at the time, didn't happen. But the fact is, I got through it and you can too.
Never lose hope. Nothing lasts forever, situations included.
P.S. If you ever need anyone to talk to about anything, I am here for all of you.
3 comments:
I agree 100%! Thanks for stopping by and linking up!
Thanks for linking up! I love this book series and can't wait to see the second movie. Your view on hope is spot on. That's the only way to make it through hard times in my opinion.
I agree about never losing hope! Your reference is spot-on too. I have yet to see the second movie, but I did read all 3 books and see the first movie. I think that one of my favorite things about the books was actually the hope that Katniss represented.
Thanks so much for linking up and for the great read!
Becky @ mysweetmoose.blogspot.com
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