Questions and Answers
How does Peeta win over the crowd?
Peeta wins over the crowd by making a declaration of love for Katniss.
Why does Katniss slam her fists into Peeta's chest?
Katniss is angry at Peeta for embarrassing her in front of everyone. She feels he made her look weak.
What does Haymitch say that Peeta gave to Kat?
Haymitch tells her that Peeta made her look 'desirable'.
Who are Kat and Peeta compared to?
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What is the 'show' about?
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What is Kat torn between?
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What is Portia's response to Katniss' reaction?
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Why does Katniss feel she keeps owing Peeta?
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How will Katniss seeing herself as blushing, confused, beautiful, desirable, tragic, unforgettable help her?
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What is Haymitch's advice as Katniss and Peeta leave for the arena?
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Why does Katniss keep the flames on her nails?
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Why can't Katniss sleep?
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Who does Katniss see on the roof?
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What does Peeta mean when he says, 'I want to die as myself'?
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What is the purpose of the ladder?
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What is the Launch Room referred to in the districts?
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What are the arenas considered after the Games are over?
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What does Cinna give Katniss before she is launched into the Hunger Games?
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What does Cinna tell Katniss before she is launched into the Hunger Games?
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Study Notes
Peeta's Declaration of Love
- Peeta wins over the crowd by making a declaration of love for Katniss.
- Katniss is angry at Peeta for embarrassing her in front of everyone and feels he made her look weak.
- Haymitch tells Katniss that Peeta made her look "desirable".
Katniss and Peeta's Image
- Katniss and Peeta are compared to star-crossed lovers, a reference to Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
- The "show" is about perception, not reality, and the perception of who you are can win you sponsors.
- Katniss thinks she looked like a silly girl, spinning in a sparkly dress, giggling, without substance, silly, sparkly, forgettable.
- Peeta has made her an object of love, not just his, but everyone's.
Katniss' Response and Peeta's Favours
- Katniss wonders if others thought she might be in love with Peeta too.
- Portia thinks Katniss' response looked like she might be in love with Peeta too.
- Peeta has done many favors for Katniss: bread, covering for her about the Avox girl, giving her an edge by making her desirable.
- Katniss has repaid him with "injury".
Katniss' Self-Image and Haymitch's Advice
- Katniss sees herself as blushing, confused, beautiful, desirable, tragic, unforgettable.
- This has given Katniss self-confidence to help her survive in the Games.
- Haymitch tells Katniss and Peeta to run, get away from the Cornucopia, and find a source of water and stay alive.
Katniss' Reminders and Preparations
- Katniss keeps the flames on her nails to remind herself of who she is to the audience, the girl on fire.
- She hopes for trees in the arena, which will provide concealment, food, and shelter.
- Katniss can't sleep, thinking about what will happen in the arena.
Peeta's Struggle and Integrity
- Peeta is struggling with self-identity and doesn't want to be turned into a "monster".
- He wants to die as himself, kind and pure.
- Katniss wonders why it matters because the Capitol controls their freedom and safety.
Preparation for the Games
- The ladder runs a current through Katniss so that she can't move, while a tracking device is placed in her arm.
- The Launch Room is referred to as the "Stockyard" by the districts, the place where animals go before slaughter.
- After the Games, the arenas are considered historic sites and become popular vacation destinations for citizens of the Capitol.
Cinna's Gifts and Words of Encouragement
- Cinna gives Katniss her golden mockingjay pin, her district token.
- Cinna tells Katniss that if he could bet, his money would be on her.
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Flashcards reviewing key events and character motivations in Chapter 10 of The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins.