HUNGER GAMES

Chapter 1

• Katniss hunts in the woods to provide food for her family.
• District 12 is a poor coal-mining district suffering from poverty, starvation, and resource scarcity.
• The reaping is an annual event where one boy and one girl are selected from each district for the Hunger Games.
• The Hunger Games is a televised event where tributes fight to the death, created as punishment for a past rebellion against the Capitol.
• The tessera allows families to receive extra grain and oil in exchange for entering their children's names more times in the reaping, increasing their chances of selection.
• Running away is not practical because the woods are dangerous, and escaping the Capitol's control is nearly impossible, is why Katniss stays.
• Katniss is likely to volunteer for Prim to protect her younger sister.
• Panem is governed by a totalitarian regime, demonstrated by oppressive control, the Hunger Games as punishment, and lack of personal freedoms.
• "Seam" refers to a layer of coal, which is appropriate for District 12 given the area is rich in coal seams.

Chapter 2

• Katniss volunteers to take Prim's place in the Hunger Games.
• Showing emotions is perceived as a weakness that could jeopardize survival.
• Television broadcasts the reaping and the Hunger Games nationwide, which serves as propaganda and control from the Capitol.
• The crowd's reaction to Katniss's volunteering shows shock and admiration.
• Katniss remembers Peeta as the boy who gave her bread when her family was starving.
• Peeta's behavior shows feelings for Katniss and an attempt to protect her through kindness and compassion.
• The bread incident created kindness and hope for Katniss, creating a bond between her and Peeta.
• Katniss feels indebted to Peeta, influencing her decisions during the Games.

Chapter 3

• Guests include Katniss's mother, Prim, and friends from District 12.
• Katniss fears her mother's inability to cope with her absence.
• Katniss receives a mockingjay pin as a token of good luck from Madge Undersee.
• Showing emotions makes her appear weak and vulnerable, affecting her survival in the Games.
• Katniss is offended by Effie's comment and responds with anger and frustration to the gravity of the situation.
• A mentor provides guidance and support, a crucial aspect of navigating the Games and strategizing for survival
• A sponsor sends tributes gifts like food or medical supplies for survival.
• Haymitch's alcoholism and unpredictable behavior hinder preparation for the Games.

Chapter 4

• Katniss feels more positively about Peeta because of his willingness to help.
• Katniss plans to be more strategic and supportive of Peeta.
• The dandelion reminds Katniss of her starving family, inspiring her to forage for food.
• Katniss and Peeta show initiative and determination to prepare for the Games, surprising Haymitch.
• Haymitch believes in Katniss and Peeta's potential to survive, willing to invest time and effort in their training.
• Katniss recognizes Peeta's calmness and confidence.
• Katniss will likely observe wealth, luxury, and excess in the Capitol.

Chapter 5

• The Remake Center prepares tributes for the public eye, including hair, makeup, and costumes for the opening ceremonies.
• Katniss worries that her outfit will not be impressive enough.
• The costume helps create a memorable image that can attract sponsors.
• Cinna's focus is genuineness towards Katniss's personality, while Flavius and Octavia are viewed as flamboyant and superficial.
• The crowd reacts with excitement and intrigue, showing interest in Katniss and Peeta's dynamic.
• Katniss is ready to use media and public perception to her advantage, she kisses Peeta to create a romantic narrative that could benefit them both.
• Katniss interprets Peeta's words as genuine and strategic so they both survive.

Chapter 6

• The roof is secluded allowing Katniss and Peeta to speak freely without being overheard.
• The Training Center is luxurious and well-equipped, in contrast with District 12.
• Effie is bubbly and enthusiastic and focused on appearances and manners.
• An Avox is punished by the Capitol and has their tongue cut out for rebellion, forced to serve the Capitol.
• Katniss recognizes an Avox as the girl she watched being captured in the woods, which adds to her feelings of guilt and helplessness.
• Peeta helps Katniss cope with the grim situation of their reality.
• Katniss feels guilty and sad for the Avox, who reminded her of her own struggles and Capital's punishments.

Chapter 7

• The training prepares tributes with skills for the Games, ending with each tribute performing in front of the Gamemakers.
• Haymitch advises tributes to stand out and make an impression during training.
• Peeta meant that Katniss is unaware of her own strength and powerful impact.
• Peeta is good at camouflage from his bakery experience.
• Katniss struggles with nerves and pressure of performing well in front of the Gamemakers.
• Katniss displaying actions of boldness and defiance, could make her memorable but also anger the Gamemakers.

Chapter 8

• The score reflects the Gamemakers' view of her potential that influences chances of receiving sponsors.
• Haymitch is surprised by Katniss's strong spirit and determination.
• Katniss receives a surprisingly high score despite her rebellious act.
• The next event is the opening ceremonies of the Hunger Games.
• Katniss's relationship with Peeta is complicated, while Gale based on sharing a history in District 12.
• Both involve deep emotion and connections that manifest differently because of the Games and of their pasts.
• Peeta may want to develop his own strategies independent of Katniss's approach.

Chapter 9

• Katniss is more vulnerable and emotionally revealing.
• Peeta reveals his feelings for Katniss, adding a romantic element to their narrative.
• Peeta's kindness, such as giving Katniss bread when she was starving, supports his claims.
• Peeta's declaration of love could be a strategy to gain sympathy.

Chapter 10

• Katniss is upset by Peeta's proclamation of love, which makes her seem weak and dependent on him.
• Haymitch thinks Peeta's proclamation makes Katniss more likable, increasing her chances of receiving help.
• Haymitch's last piece of advice to Peeta and Katniss is to stay together and appear supportive.
• Peeta wants to stay true to himself, while Katniss is focused on survival.
• Katniss experiences inability to sleep the night before the Games due to extreme fear.
• The tracker is implanted in tributes to track movements and not escape.
• The Capitol treats the arena as a tourist attraction, showing their cruelty.
• Katniss's token is a mockingjay pin, symbolizing rebellion.
• A District One girl's token likely had sentimental or symbolic value.
• Katniss experiences anxiety while waiting to enter the arena.

Chapter 11

• The Cornucopia is a giant golden horn filled with supplies and weapons.
• Katniss wants a bow and arrows.
• Katniss struggles between running for supplies and avoiding the initial bloodbath.
• Tributes rush towards the Cornucopia, and Katniss grabs a backpack and escapes where she sees Peeta running.
• Katniss finds out eleven dead tributes once the Capital projects images in the sky.
• Katniss is shocked when Peeta joins the alliance.
• The arena's natural elements will give Katniss camouflage to evade stronger tributes.

Chapter 12

• Katniss's primary goal is to find water.
• Peeta is temporarily aligned with the Careers to protect Katniss or gather information.
• Peeta is playing a strategic game by joining the Careers.
• Haymitch isn't sending water because she must be close to a source.
• Katniss is extremely dehydrated and struggling to survive without water.
• Katniss is learning how to play to the cameras, understanding that audience perception is important.

Chapter 13

• The Gamemakers create a wall of fire to force the tributes closer together.
• Katniss suffers burns on her hands and legs during fire.
• Katniss climbs a tree to escape the Careers.
• Katniss is trapped by the Careers, who await her under the tree.
• The Gamemakers create a fire for the audience.
• Rue likely sympathizes with Katniss as a potential ally.

Chapter 14

• Tracker jackers cause extreme pain and hallucinations.
• Katniss endures pain and takes risks, showing bravery.
• Peeta warns Katniss to run, suggesting he still cares for her despite his alignment with the Careers.
• Sponsors wait for the right moment to send help.
• Gifts such as water, food, or medicine would be beneficial to Katniss right now.
• Katniss will experience painful swelling and hallucinations following the tracker jacker’s stings.
• Katniss's plan to cut down the nest was risky but effective.

Chapter 15

• Rue warns Katniss, helps Katniss about the tracker jacker nest bond.
• Rue informs Katniss about Careers supply
• Rue provides the knowledge about the Careers camp
• Katniss learns that Peeta is wounded and no longer with the Careers.
• Haymitch might disapprove of the alliance, viewing Rue as a liability.
• The glasses might help see the dark.
• Destroying the Careers' supplies weaken them.

Chapter 16

• Katniss and Rue devise a plan to destroy the Careers' food supplies.
• Rue and Katniss use mockingjays to communicate.
• Katniss realizes the Careers keep boy for mines.
• The Careers remain major threat.
• Katniss will always worries about the trap.
• Peeta is injured but still alive.
• Foxface is clever and sneaky.
• Katniss attacks, weakens opponents and puts her in better position
• Katniss attacks Careers.

Chapter 17

• The Careers' supply pyramid is destroyed by Katniss setting off Foxface's trap.
• Katniss is temporarily deaf in one ear and disoriented.
• Rue is trapped in a net and wounded by Marvel.
• Cato is furious about the explosion.
• Katniss realizes the real battle is beginning now.

Chapter 18

• Katniss allows Rue to die with dignity, treating Rue with respect.
• The rules are changed to allow two tributes from the same district to win together.
• Katniss reacts to Rue's death with sorrow but treats her death with defiant compassion.
• The rule change manipulates the audience by encouraging a love story between Katniss and Peeta.
• The people of District 11 send Katniss bread as an unusual token of gratitude.
• Katniss calls out Peeta's name to survive together.

Chapter 19

• Katniss finds Peeta camouflaged in the muddy bank of a stream.
• Peeta is in terrible condition with an infected leg wound and a high fever.
• Katniss is tough and resourceful because Peeta's wounds overwhelm her.
• Katniss's motivation initially starts for strategic reasons.
• Katniss wants to keep Peeta alive for strategy and relationship.
• Katniss and Peeta reward sponsors.

Chapter 20

• Katniss expects to find medicine for Peeta and other supplies at the feast.
• Katniss drugs Peeta.
• Peeta has infection.
• Katniss finds the goat for Prim a happy memory that was a moment.
• The sponsors didn't send Peeta medicine.
• The tribute, Katniss took action.

Chapter 21

• Katniss runs for backpack.
• Foxface steals her backpack.
• Clove attacks Katniss medicine.
• Thresh spares Katniss and kills Clove after the attack.
• Catniss escapes.

Chapter 22

• Katniss and Peeta give the audience a show.
• They give a show that gives them lamb stew.
• Thresh valued forgiveness towards Katniss.
• Rain helped them stay together.
• Katniss meant keeping personal and not always on show.
• They need find food, stay hidden, and be prepared for the final battle with Cato.

Chapter 23

• Problem, that Peeta makes, when hunting; a. Loud and bad and game.
• How does Foxface die?
• Foxface dies by poisoning.
• Other way useful, that Peeta could have been while hunting; a. Gathering plants, seting traps, or watching for danger.
• Was it truly justufied, Katniss getting angry at Peeta whistling?
• Yes, not doing it put her name at risk she being danger.
• Conclusions that can be drawn, a. She smart, by fatal mistake.
• Sating statement Foxface Peeta's kill?
• It was her kill.
• Then only to face Cato making steps closer.

Chapter 24

• Katniss saved the berries for poison weapon.
• Significance when drying.
• Setting up battle for water.
• Eat food with all the might.
• Ie fight had might.
• She understands because they the same.
• Not knowing Cato increases because the other ones are tense.
• At any moment they attack.

Chapter 26

• Katniss felt exhausted once was in the hovercraft
• Being overwhelmed.
• In hospital treated and monitored
• Cinna outfits create the safe look
• Captiol has control
• The Games begins with the most dangerous with the Capitol as they were.

Chapter 27

• Caeser held preentation
• Captiol had plans her
• Peeta lost legs
• Returns to be Catniss Everdeen
• Do think can have life
• Some may be yes and some may deny