What is the 'falling action' in the book The Hunger Games?

B>It depends on what part of the story you think the climax is. For most, though, the climax is when the mutts are attacking Katniss, Peeta, and Cato on the Cornucopia, Cato falls and is mauled by mutts, and Katniss eventually puts him out of his misery. If that is your climax of the story, then the "falling action" for you would be when Claudius Templesmith announces there can only be one Victor again, and Katniss and Peeta eat the deathberries, spit them out after a rushed revocation of the rule change made barely five minutes before by Claudius, and go home as Victors.

It depends on what part of the story you think the climax is. For most, though, the climax is when the mutts are attacking Katniss, Peeta, and Cato on the Cornucopia, Cato falls and is mauled by mutts, and Katniss eventually puts him out of his misery. If that is your climax of the story, then the "falling action" for you would be when Claudius Templesmith announces there can only be one Victor again, and Katniss and Peeta eat the deathberries, spit them out after a rushed revocation of the rule change made barely five minutes before by Claudius, and go home as Victors.

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