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- Katniss realizes that the rebel forces, not the Capitol, dropped the bombs, and she listens as Snow credits Coin with the move.
Nov 19, 2015 · Katniss learns the extent of Coin's ambition from an unlikely source in the Suzanne Collins novel. She visits former President Snow in his cell after the rebels finally take the Capitol.
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Why did the rebellion allow Katniss to enter the games a second time in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire if she was so important? It would seem like a much safer approach to have just taken Katniss to a secret location as soon as anyone knew they were planning to have the Victors re-enter the games.
Not only does Katniss have to witness the rebels' destruction of the Nut, but she must stand in front of the battlefield and use the brutal images to incite the other districts to join the rebellion - even though she does not fully trust Coin's tactics.
In the books, there is a trial and Katniss is acquitted based upon an insanity defense. It is implied that Plutarch ran Katniss' trial, turning it into a media spectacle with Plutarch himself as one of the star witnesses in Katniss' defense.
Throughout the next two novels, Catching Fire and Mockingjay, Katniss becomes a galvanizing symbol of rebellion against the oppressive Capitol. After the rebellion is victorious, Katniss chooses not to execute President Snow; she instead shoots Alma Coin, the corrupt leader of the thought-destroyed District 13, leaving President Snow’s cause ...
May 25, 2020 · The Hunger Games prequel novel has explained the real symbolism behind the mockingjay, the symbol of Katniss' rebellion against President Snow.