Mockingjay Chapters 1-3 Flashcards

Peeta is in the Capitol during the opening scene, highlighting his status and separation from Katniss.
Katniss feels guilt and self-blame for the destruction of District 12, showcasing her deep sense of responsibility.
The story begins in District 12, illustrating the stark contrast from Katniss’s previous experiences in the Hunger Games and the Capitol.

Katniss is 17 years old, emphasizing her youth amid the turmoil.
Buttercup, the cat, is found lying in Prim's arms, indicating their close bond and care for one another.

The only structure that survived the Capitol bombings is the Victors' Village, a symbol of resilience amid destruction.
Katniss follows a strict daily schedule, reflecting her disciplined mindset in a chaotic world.

The education center is located in Room 17, serving as a location for Katniss’s learning and growth.
Authorities from District 13 are responsible for bringing Katniss back to District 12, representing the overarching control they have.

In the middle drawer, Katniss keeps government-issued clothes, revealing her lack of choice in attire and the oppressive regime.
Government-issued clothing consists of gray pants and shirts, symbolizing uniformity and lack of individuality.
Katniss keeps significant items under her clothes, including her mockingjay pin, Peeta's token, a gold locket, a silver parachute, and a pearl, which represent her memories and connections to Peeta and her past.

Katniss is noted to have stepped on the bed she shared with her sister, a poignant reminder of her family and their shared trauma.
In Chapter 1, she dumps a bag containing a "loathsome creature," which suggests her struggles with her feelings and the burdens she carries.