The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2

Katniss Everdeen is nursing her wounds after a traumatic encounter with Peeta Mellark, who has been affected by the Capitol's mind games. As Peeta heals physically, he struggles with violent outbursts, threatening Katniss's safety.

The rebel forces prepare for an attack on the Capitol's heavily guarded artillery stash in District 2, led by Commander Lyme and others. As they strategize on a risky plan, Katniss questions the morality of their ruthless tactics, fearing they may imitate the Capitol's oppressive methods.

Alma Coin suggests a humanitarian act by leaving a tunnel open for civilians in a bid to showcase the rebellion's compassion. In an impassioned speech, Katniss urges unity among the districts, but her message is met with hostility, resulting in her sustaining an injury.

President Snow orders the evacuation of the Capitol's outskirts to strengthen defenses against the rebel forces. His strategy involves manipulating the game makers to launch a brutal counteroffensive, increasing the urgency of the rebels' mission.

During Finnick's wedding, discussions about a covert operation emerge, suggesting that Katniss should infiltrate the Capitol. She is reluctantly assigned to the 'Star Squad,' where the team is instructed to document their assault for propaganda purposes.

Navigating the Capitol, the Star Squad, under Boggs's guidance, embarks on a perilous mission. Each member carries suicide pills to prevent capture, underscoring the deadly stakes of their undertaking as they advance deeper into enemy territory.

As the squad encounters traps and hostile forces, Boggs sacrifices himself to save Katniss and the team, passing command of the Holo to her. His selfless act highlights the dangers of their operation and the cost of their rebellion.

Katniss finds herself in the midst of a chaotic battle as the rebels confront Capitol forces. Amidst the turmoil, she faces a personal tragedy when her sister Prim is killed in a bombing, deepening her heartbreak and anger.

After Snow's capture, Alma Coin suggests a new Hunger Games featuring Capitol children as a means to pacify the districts. This shocking proposal ignites a fierce debate, leading Katniss to wrestle with her beliefs about justice and revenge.

In a moment of defiance, Katniss kills Coin during her proposed celebration. This act not only signifies a rejection of the cycle of violence but also illustrates the personal pain and disillusionment Katniss feels toward those in power.

Following the chaos, Katniss's actions lead to the downfall of Snow, who is eventually executed by the enraged populace. The political landscape shifts dramatically, paving the way for a new beginning in Panem.

After being arrested following her act against Coin, Katniss is eventually pardoned and returns to District 12. She reconnects with Peeta, who has also endured his own struggles, aiming to rebuild their lives together.

With Commander Paylor elected as the new President, the people of Panem begin to restore their liberties. Katniss and Peeta, now parents to two children, strive to cultivate a peaceful life while grappling with their traumatic pasts.

Years later, Katniss reflects on her experiences as she joyfully plays with her children. Despite the happiness, she remains haunted by memories of loss and strife, realizing the ongoing struggles that life can present.