The citizens of District 12 make the 3 finger salute towards Katniss when she volunteers to take her sister's place as the female tribute in the 74th Hunger Games. They salute her because what she is basically doing is giving up her life to spare her sister's and the citizens find it very courageous.
Haymitch wants Katniss to be herself, because she's bad at acting.
he gave up on Katniss and said "thats that" and "the gamemakers will make life in the arena hell."
he gave up on Katniss and said "thats that" and "the gamemakers will make life in the arena hell."
Katniss was depressed when Rue died. It made her think of her sister, Prim.
They were all drunk and were focusing on a pig rather than her, so katniss shot the arrow at the apple in the pig's mouth.
The fact the people of District 12 don't clap for Katniss symbolizes a final gesture of rebellion and respect. At least in this small way, the people of the Seam can rebel against the Capitol, can refuse to give in to the Capitol's control. It's a act of rebellion against the Capitol yes, but also a example of respect to Katniss. They won't let the Capitol mock her with its cruel interpretation of this [the Hunger Games] as simply a game, something to celebrate, to enjoy.
In mythology yes they are. but you have to do a hand gesture toward them as the old mythology books say then they will be all over you.
Katniss became confused about fer feelings toward Peeta. which distinctively changed her feeling toward Gale.
protect their integrity and right of privacy
Adam only just learns to do magic toward the end of the last season. He never shows any particular gesture. Tabitha, however, starts by wiggling her nose with her finger before she finds her own unique gesture.
When she volunteered, it showed how much she cares about her sister.
Depends on how you look at it. When her father died in a mine explosion, Katniss's mother just completely tuned out and literally did nothing but just stare off into space. This left an 11-year-old Katniss on her own in finding a way to fend for herself and her family. They all nearly died of hunger and she knew that in order to survive, she'd have to hunt illegally.