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Then every tribute would want the bow becuase they think that The Hunger Games the movie is real and that it could happen so annoying! Then every thing in the sequels might come true.

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It would be the same as what happened in the book. 23 die and 1 lives.

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I've thought about this myself a lot. It could theoretically happen. But it is very unlikely and the chances are scarce.

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Just would have had a different setting

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