The Hunger Games Ch. 19-27 Flashcard

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Why does Haymitch give Katniss a long, tight hug when he sees her?

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He needs to tell her a secret so he whispers into her ear while they are hugging.

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How has Peeta's leg worsened since Katniss has found him?

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He has red streaks up his leg.

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Where did Katniss get money for Prim's goat?

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deer meat.

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What happens when Cato reaches Katniss and Peeta?

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He runs right past them.

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After leaving the arena, when Katniss wakes up she hears Haymitch yelling, what is he arguing about?

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The Gamemakers want to surgically alter Katniss' body.

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What is the significance of Haymitch's hug to Katniss?

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It symbolizes trust and the importance of communication in their relationship.

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How does Peeta's injury reflect the dangers of the Hunger Games?

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It highlights the physical and psychological toll the Games take on the tributes.

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What does Katniss's decision to sell deer meat reveal about her character?

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It shows her resourcefulness and dedication to her family.

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What does Cato's action of running past Katniss and Peeta signify?

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It indicates a shift in focus or strategy during the Games.

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What are the implications of the Gamemakers wanting to alter Katniss's body?

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It raises questions about control, identity, and the consequences of the Games.