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Does katniss or peeta die in mocking jay?
No Prim Dies from a explosion and katniss and peeta have kids.
What does katniss symbolize in the Hunger Games?
a mocking jay, it's on her pin!
What is Katniss's nick name given by cina in the hunger games?
Cinna gives Katniss the nickname, 'Mocking jay'
Does katniss everdean have a kid in mockingjay?
yes she shall have a kid in mocking jay
What is Katniss Everdeen's favorite animal?
Antalope.
Does Katniss have a baby in the Hunger Games?
Well in the epilogue of Mocking Jay it says katniss has 2 kids at age 32 or 33.
does Katniss love to kill people?
I have no idea whether she does or doesn't especially in the mocking jay movies
What importance does Katniss have in mocking jay?
The Mockingjay reminds Katniss of freedom. Because the mockingjay is a free bird, never really found anywhere in the districts.
How is Katniss like a mokingjay?
Because Katniss secretly wore a Mocking jay pin into the arena, and broke the Capitol's rules by making her and Peeta come out alive. After Katniss rebelled against the Capitol, many districts finally felt they could do the same, starting an uprising. Katniss was the creator of all the deaths and saving lives in the books, and it all started when she received the pin. With the pin, she became the Mocking Jay.
When does the Mockingjay appear in the Hunger Games?
The mocking jay pin appears in the first book when Katniss' friend Madge gives it to her before her first Hunger Games. The birds are then mentioned in the first arena when Rue tells Katniss how they can communicate with each other in the arena.
Who killed prim in mocking jay?
We don't know for sure. It could have been Gale and Beetee's bomb, which Katniss believes, but there isn't a for-sure answer.
What is surprising about Katniss score?
Katniss' score was surprising because she received an 11 out of 12, which is extremely good. It also was surprising because Katniss thought that the gamemakers hated her after she shot the apple in their pig's mouth.
