Listening to Mockingjay recently, I wasn't quite as enamored as I had been when I first read it a few years ago. I find so much dystopian fiction is appealing as it presents a new society, revealing how its terrifying construction is often the direct result of our current bad habits. In these series, certain characters may really seem admirable or inspiring or even detestable. However, the fight back against the prevailing leadership often fails to move me. I still enjoy this conclusion to the Hunger Games series, but I was doing less fist pumping than I had before. 
 One thing stood out this time as particularly anti-climatic: (view spoiler)[the death of Prim. While we do see Katniss struggle afterwards, the moment it happens is so fast! And then it's over and on to the rest of the fighting. I didn't have time to register the loss as the audio plugged onward. 
 I'd also not caught on before that going into the capital was like entering another arena. So each book in the series really is another arena fight. Missed that before! (hide spoiler)]