She doesn't not want to get to know Peeta because the more you know about your fellow tribute, the harder it would be to kill them.
Yes, right before the interviews
Read the books! Or wait for the film. I'm not giving away internet spoilers. I will give you this one, though. yes, they do.
It was described in the book. After the death of her father, Katniss's mother was so devastated she zoned out into a nonresponsive depressed state, leaving an eleven-year-old Katniss all by herself to try and fend for herself as well as her mother and 7-year-old sister Prim. She dug through the trash cans at the bakery where Peeta's family worked to look for food, but was shooed away by Mrs. Mellark. Peeta saw this and, as an act of kindness, purposely burned two loaves of bread, knowing that his mother would make him feed the loaves to their pigs. But he didn't anticipate the blow to the head he would get. Then the next day at school, Peeta showed Katniss the first dandelion of the year, which Katniss interpreted as a symbol that she is not alone
In "The Hunger Games," Katniss Everdeen is helped by Peeta Mellark during her escape from the Careers. Peeta distracts the Careers by pretending to be injured, which allows Katniss to slip away. Additionally, she receives assistance from Rue, who helps her with strategy and provides guidance on how to evade the Careers effectively. Together, they create distractions and plan to outsmart their enemies.
Peeta runs out of the trees and tells her that Cato is after her and is going to kill her. Peeta tells Katniss to run away.
yes
don't give the story away!
Yes, right before the interviews
So other tributes can't track them - walking through water leaves no footprints, and would wash away any blood dripping ffrom Peeta's leg.
He was secretly leading the Careers away from Katniss so that she could stay alive and hidden, while he was still safe in the pack.
Read the books! Or wait for the film. I'm not giving away internet spoilers. I will give you this one, though. yes, they do.
If they ran towards, they would be in the middle of the blood bath. Very few people make it out of the blood bath alive.
Because since he's a constant drunk (it's his only way to wash away the memories of when he won the Hunger Games) and they kept trying to get him to do his job as being a mentor to them.
It was described in the book. After the death of her father, Katniss's mother was so devastated she zoned out into a nonresponsive depressed state, leaving an eleven-year-old Katniss all by herself to try and fend for herself as well as her mother and 7-year-old sister Prim. She dug through the trash cans at the bakery where Peeta's family worked to look for food, but was shooed away by Mrs. Mellark. Peeta saw this and, as an act of kindness, purposely burned two loaves of bread, knowing that his mother would make him feed the loaves to their pigs. But he didn't anticipate the blow to the head he would get. Then the next day at school, Peeta showed Katniss the first dandelion of the year, which Katniss interpreted as a symbol that she is not alone
In "The Hunger Games," Katniss Everdeen is helped by Peeta Mellark during her escape from the Careers. Peeta distracts the Careers by pretending to be injured, which allows Katniss to slip away. Additionally, she receives assistance from Rue, who helps her with strategy and provides guidance on how to evade the Careers effectively. Together, they create distractions and plan to outsmart their enemies.
Peeta runs out of the trees and tells her that Cato is after her and is going to kill her. Peeta tells Katniss to run away.
Peeta Mellark pretends to be in love with Katniss Everdeen during the Hunger Games, which helps divert the attention of other tributes away from her. By showcasing their supposed romance, he creates a narrative that makes them less likely to target Katniss, as they see her as a valuable ally rather than a threat. This strategy not only protects Katniss but also helps garner audience support, which is crucial for their survival.