What are some examples of metaphors or idioms in Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins?

Answer 1

Simile: "He ran. Like a house on fire"

Metaphor: "There. He's done it again. Dropped a bomb that wipes out the efforts of every tribute who came before him"

Personification: "We watched as the fog consumed her body"

Answer 2

One example of a metaphor in Catching Fire is "lighting a fire under someone," used to indicate motivating or inspiring action. An idiom in the book is "the calm before the storm," conveying a sense of impending trouble or conflict.