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As an act of rebellion against the capital, to show how wrong the Hunger Games are (making children kill each other for amusement).
They think that what she did, was like an act of rivalry or trying to start a rebel war against the capitol. They thought this might start up unrest in the districts. ! Enjoy reading! No1purple xx
Dead. He is dead, so I can'ty really tell.
Mr. Everdeen was never in The Hunger Games. He died in a coal mining accident. When he was a child, he never got chosen in the reaping.
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The Mockingjay
Dead. He is dead, so I can'ty really tell.
In District 11, following Katniss' gesture of placing flowers on Rue's body and showing respect to her during the 74th Hunger Games, the citizens of District 11 show their gratitude by sending Katniss a gift of bread as a token of thanks for honoring Rue. This act symbolizes their appreciation and solidarity with Katniss.
The Hunger Games because the characters are mre realistic and into life so it will be easy to act.
District 11 reacts to Rue's death with profound grief and anger. The citizens honor her memory by sending a symbolic gesture of rebellion, such as a three-finger salute, during the televised Hunger Games. This act of defiance signals their solidarity and discontent with the Capitol's oppressive regime. Rue's death serves as a catalyst for unrest in the districts, igniting a desire for change and resistance against the Capitol's tyranny.
Caesar acts encouraging for the interviews, but Sadly, As you read on In the Hunger Games Series, Book 2 or 3, Caesar Kills Primrose Everdeen.
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