Questions and Answers
Initially, why do Katniss and Peeta ration the food from the sponsors?
It's pouring rain outside and it would be hard to get food during a storm, and they would have to be careful because the storm could last a long time.
What is Haymitch going through in the control room?
Haymitch is probably watching Katniss and Peeta and trying to get sponsors.
How do they suppose Haymitch won the Games?
Haymitch outsmarted the other tributes.
What could be the roots of Haymitch's drinking? What does this mean for Katniss?
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Which Tribute has died during the thunderstorm?
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What thoughts does Katniss have of the future?
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What unforeseen problems does the partnership of Katniss and Peeta present?
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Who died at the conclusion of the chapter? Whom does Katniss think killed the Tribute?
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Study Notes
Food Rationing
- Katniss and Peeta ration food from sponsors due to heavy rainfall, making it difficult to gather supplies during the storm.
- The storm's duration is uncertain, necessitating caution in food usage.
Haymitch's Situation
- Haymitch is monitoring Katniss and Peeta in the control room, aiming to garner additional sponsor support.
Haymitch’s Victory
- It is believed that Haymitch won his Games through cunning strategies that outsmarted fellow tributes.
Haymitch's Struggles
- Haymitch's drinking may stem from feelings of responsibility for District 12 tributes, particularly due to their historical struggles in the Games.
Tribute Fatalities
- Thresh, a tribute, dies during the thunderstorm, demonstrating the dangers of the environment.
Katniss's Future Concerns
- Katniss envisions a mundane future, fearing separation from loved ones and the activities she enjoys.
Relationship Challenges
- The partnership between Katniss and Peeta encounters challenges, leading to arguments and growing frustration between them.
Conclusion of the Chapter
- Foxface dies at the chapter's end, having consumed poisonous berries collected by Peeta, which leads Katniss to view him as responsible for her death.
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