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How did Katniss's father die?

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Why does the Capitol hold the Hunger Games?

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What does Katniss think when she first sees the residents of the Capitol?

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All of the judges for the hunger games were extremely surprised with Katniss when she tests the limits (shoots the arrow in the pigs mouth because they weren't paying attention to her) of the performance portion of the training before the actual hunger games.

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All of the tributes costumes for the beginning ceremony symbolizes each districts job force. Katniss and Peeta's costumes are so unique because they test the limits of what past costumes have looked like.

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"I'm ashamed I never tried to help her in the woods. That I let the Capitol kill the boy and mutilate her without lifting a finger. Just like I was watching the Games." (Page 85, CH. 6

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"I'm ashamed I never tried to help her in the woods. That I let the Capitol kill the boy and mutilate her without lifting a finger. Just like I was watching the Games." (Page 85, CH. 6

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These are Katniss's thoughts about the redheaded Avox who serves her in her Capitol lodgings. The memory of her inaction continues to haunt Katniss, providing a challenge to her stoic demeanor. It reflects the deep division in her identity between reason and passion, and what's more, in this thought, she begins to compare inaction to that of the population who refuses to fight against the barbarous Games. This guilt is one of the first steps that leads Katniss towards establishing her revolutionary zeal.

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"Why don't you just be yourself? … No one can help but admire your spirit." (Page 121, CH. 9

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"Why don't you just be yourself? … No one can help but admire your spirit." (Page 121, CH. 9

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These quotes are spoken by Cinna to give Katniss guidance on how to best sell herself to the audience in her first interview with Ceaser Flickerman. The whole situation, as well as the work Haymitch does to help Katniss shape an image, speaks to the pervasiveness of the spectacle that is the Hunger Games.

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"As long as you can find yourself, you'll never starve." (Page 52, CH .4)

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"As long as you can find yourself, you'll never starve." (Page 52, CH .4)

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This phrase is spoken by Katniss's father to her in one of her flashbacks. Literally, it was spoken when he introduced her to the plant katniss, an edible root and her namesake. However, it figuratively serves as a philosophy that will provide the key to Katniss's success. Her journey is one of discovering her true identity, which involves a balance between her stoic determination and her more emotional side. It is also telling that her father, the man whose death led her to eschew her emotional side, speaks this line.

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Katniss is a very selfless person. She has dedicated her life since the age of 12 to providing for her family. When he father died she took the patriarch role in the family because her mother turned into a lifeless being. She also volunteered for her sister when she was picked for the Hunger Games because she would rather her live a long happy life than herself.

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The whole country of Panem, besides the capitol, lives in poverty. The government treats its citizens like slaves and makes them do all of the labor, but still lives in poverty.

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Power is a big part of the book. The government has all of the control in the country, and basically treats its citizens like slaves.