What is the main idea of Chapter 2 in The Hunger Games?
Summary: Chapter 2 A volunteer is allowed to take the place of the person whose name is drawn, but this never happens in District 12. Katniss and Prim embrace, and Gale has to pull Prim away from Katniss. Katniss fights back any sign of emotion because crying will make the other tributes think she’s weak.
What does Finnick Odair mean?
Finnick Odair (Sam Claflin): One of the most anticipated arrivals in Catching Fire is this District 4 victor known for his dashing good looks. Finnick can, of course, be finicky about his appearance, and Odair may be a variation on the Scottish name Adair, which means “spear.”
Did Peeta burn the bread on purpose?
Katniss suspects she hit Peeta because he burned the bread, and she also suspects he burned the bread deliberately so that it would be considered damaged and he could give it to Katniss. In other words, Peeta endures a physical beating so that he can help Katniss.
What kind of person is Peeta in Chapter 2?
He is kind and caring. He gives Katniss burnt bread after her dad dies. What evidence in this chapter might suggest Peeta is an abused child? He has bruises all over his face.
Why does President Snow have blood in his mouth?
Snow would poison anyone who he saw as a threat to his power, and on at least one occasion he drank from the poisoned cup himself to remove suspicion of his involvement. He took an antidote afterwards, but the poison left sores in his mouth, which were constantly bleeding. Hence the bloody coughing.
Why is Katniss mad at Peeta?
Summary and Analysis Part 2: Chapter 10. Katniss is at first so angry with Peeta for his comments, believing that he made her look weak, that when they get off on floor 12, she shoves him. He knocks an urn over, shattering it, and then falls and cuts his hands on the shards.
Who is Katniss really in love with?
Peeta
Real or not real?” Katniss answers, “Real.” It’s taken her four films (or three novels), but she has finally resolved the story’s love triangle by realizing that Peeta, not Gale (the original romantic frontrunner, played by Liam Hemsworth), is her true love.
What happens to Finnick in The Hunger Games?
Finnick volunteered to be first on watch during the night. He was later joined by Katniss, and together they heard twelve bells ring, and the beginning of a thunderstorm. He fell into a restless sleep, and Katniss took the next watch. That night, a poisonous fog appeared and the four tried to escape from it.
What was the significance of the mockingjay in The Hunger Games?
The Hunger Games prequel novel has explained the real symbolism behind the mockingjay, the symbol of Katniss’ rebellion against President Snow. Suzanne Collins’ official Hunger Games prequel novel, A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, has revealed the real reason the Mockingjay was so potent a symbol of the resistance.
How did Finnick Odair get his name in The Hunger Games?
Finnick Odair (Sam Claflin): The District 4 victor known for his dashing good looks, Finnick can, of course, be finicky about his appearance. Odair may be a variation on the Scottish name Adair, which means “spear.” Finnick received a trident as a gift, and it helped him win the 65 th Hunger Games.
What happens to Katniss at the end of The Hunger Games?
Luckily, she still managed to escape the media spectacle thanks to the mercy of the incoming administration. Although she’d live out her days as an exile of Panem, relegated to the remains of District 12, Katniss’ story ended on a bittersweet note.