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It helped heal their burns
The burn medicine doesn't serve Peeta at all. He doesn't need it. When fire is set to the place where Katniss set camp, she got many burns, so the burn medicine was of much use to her. Hope this helps! :)
The burn cream and the bread are very valuable to Katniss and Peeta and serve a great purpose for them in the Hunger Games. When Katniss burns her leg severely in the sudden fire attack by the Gamemakers, she is in great need of that burn cream. So, when Haymitch sends it to her through the parachute, Katniss is very thankful and is able to heal her leg. It's quite obvious what purpose the bread serves for Katniss and Peeta. There are obviously not alot of food sources around (thanks to the Gamemakers) unless you snatched something from the Cornucopia when the Games began. Katniss and Peeta were obviously starving, so the bread helped to ease their hunger for a little while.
If you are talking about the Avox on the first book. Katniss and Gale were in the woods and a hovercraft came, they saw the avow and some other boy. Katniss wanted to help them, but she didn't. Therefore, the Avox got taken away.
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It helped heal their burns
The burn medicine doesn't serve Peeta at all. He doesn't need it. When fire is set to the place where Katniss set camp, she got many burns, so the burn medicine was of much use to her. Hope this helps! :)
The burn cream and the bread are very valuable to Katniss and Peeta and serve a great purpose for them in the Hunger Games. When Katniss burns her leg severely in the sudden fire attack by the Gamemakers, she is in great need of that burn cream. So, when Haymitch sends it to her through the parachute, Katniss is very thankful and is able to heal her leg. It's quite obvious what purpose the bread serves for Katniss and Peeta. There are obviously not alot of food sources around (thanks to the Gamemakers) unless you snatched something from the Cornucopia when the Games began. Katniss and Peeta were obviously starving, so the bread helped to ease their hunger for a little while.
Similar: Gale hunts food for Katniss and Peeta gave Katniss some bread. They both try to protect her.
Haymitch sends her a small vial of sleeping syrup which she then combines with some berries and other plants to serve as a treat to Peeta. Peeta then goes to sleep while she prepares to leave for the feast.
Haymitch's final words of advice to Katniss and Peeta are "Remember who the real enemy is" and "Stay alive". These words serve as a reminder to focus on surviving the Games and not falling for the Capitol's traps.
If you are talking about the Avox on the first book. Katniss and Gale were in the woods and a hovercraft came, they saw the avow and some other boy. Katniss wanted to help them, but she didn't. Therefore, the Avox got taken away.
The protagonist of "Feathertop" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is a witch who creates a scarecrow named Feathertop and brings him to life to serve as her familiar. Feathertop then goes on a journey to the city and becomes enamored by a beautiful maiden.
Coal mining. Katniss and Gale both had fathers who were miners.
Hawthorne believes the children's accusations are motivated by a combination of attention-seeking behavior and genuine fear of punishment for their own misdeeds. He suggests that the accusations serve as a way for the children to deflect attention away from themselves and onto others.