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Katniss refers to Thresh's death as murder because it was an unjust killing, executed by the Capitol's oppressive regime. Thresh, a fellow tribute from District 11, was killed by a mutt, a creature engineered by the Capitol, rather than in a fair fight. This highlights the brutal nature of The Hunger Games, where the Capitol manipulates circumstances to ensure that tributes kill each other, making Thresh's death emblematic of the larger moral corruption inherent in the Games. Katniss's perspective underscores her growing awareness of the systemic injustice perpetuated by the Capitol.

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