If we don't take District 2, we won't get into the Capitol. Would it be enough to disable...

President Alma Coin: If we don't take District 2, we won't get into the Capitol. Gale Hawthorne: Would it be enough to disable the fortress instead of taking it? Commander Lyme: What do you have in mind? Gale Hawthorne: You think of it like a wolf den. You're not gonna fight your way in, so you've got two choices: you trap the wolf inside, or you flush 'em out. If we can't attack straight on, then couldn't we use our hovercraft to strike around it? We'll use the mountains. We'll hit weak spots in the peaks. Beetee: We could design the bomb targets in sequence using seismic data. Commander Lyme: Trigger avalanches. Gale Hawthorne: Block all exits, cut off their supplies. You make it impossible for them to launch their hovercraft. Commander Paylor: Bury them alive. President Alma Coin: We'd forfeit any chance to control the weapons. Beetee: Yes, but we'd face a weakened Capitol. Boggs: There's civilians in there. They should be given a chance to surrender. Could use one of the supply tunnels for the evacuees. Gale Hawthorne: It's a luxury we weren't given when they firebombed 12. Katniss Everdeen: There's gotta be a better way. President Alma Coin: I suggest we try the avalanche, but leave the train tunnel alone. Civilians can escape into the square, where our armies will be waiting for their surrender. Commander Paylor: Well, we should have every available medic standing by. Commander Lyme: And if they won't surrender? President Alma Coin: Then we will need a compelling voice to persuade them.