the book talks about the dandelion the day after peeta gave katniss the loaf of bread and katniss looks down and sees the dandelion. later that afternoon, prim and katniss go and harvest all the dandelions in the meadow
Leanindod means dandelion! I have the himework
it means spring and katniss goes to the meadow to get edible plants
It Reminds her of her father.
because the dandelion was part of her childhood with her dad. omg i love the hunger games i am completely obsessed me and my friend would like die for it
it gave katniss hope when she was starving and trying to feed prim and her mother
The dandelion is early in the HG book. It symbolizes Peeta, in a way. Katniss sees him as bright, good, and pure. A dandelion is all of those things too, and she sees one often when she catches Peeta staring at her at school.
Peeta loved Katniss, and once, when she was starving in the winter she caught him staring at her and when she looked away, her eyes spotted a dandelion. It was a signal of hope that spring is here and she could go collecting or hunting, that all isn't lost. Later, Katniss associated Peeta with the dandelion.
They symbolize that things will get better in time. Katniss also calls Peeta "a dandelion in the spring" because it symbolizes rebirth.
Not sure what you mean . . . a dandelion looks like a dandelion. Like, the weed that resembles a flower, that grows in your yard. It's bright yellow, and then it turns to a grayish white that is blown apart by the wind to seed again somewhere for the never-ending cycle.
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The silent salute appears in the novel when Katniss does that when Rue dies.
Fish is seafood, and seafood is the industry of District 4.