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Katniss takes her role seriously, having experienced the pain of President Snow’s tyranny and understanding that the role is her only leverage in protecting those she loves. Ultimately, Katniss’s humanity motivates her to overcome the evil of President Snow’s regime.
Katniss is fiercely protective of her younger sister, and she volunteers to take Prim’s place in the Hunger Games to protect her. In fact, Katniss is more responsible than anyone else for her family’s wellbeing.
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Name: Katniss EverdeenAge: 16Gender: FemalePlace of Origin: District 12Katniss Everdeen is strong, bold and resourceful, and much more mature than her age might suggest. When she volunteers herself for the Games, many people begin to harbor hope that District 12 finally gets a Victor. This shows the kind of faith and trust Katniss inspires in people. Katniss is a highly skilled hunter and fighter. She has strong survi...
It is said that everyone from the Seamof District 12 has an olive complexion, dark hair, and grey eyes, which is true of Katniss as well. Katniss is 5’7 in height and slim-bodied. Unlike the rest of the population from the Seam, she is physically healthy due to the illegal poaching she partakes in with her friend, Gale Hawthorne.
Katniss’ family at the beginning of the trilogy consists of her mother, Mrs. Everdeen, and her sister, Primrose Everdeen. Her father, Mr. Everdeen passed away in a tragic coal mining accident when Katniss was 11 years old, leaving Katniss’s mother devastated and incapable of taking care of her family. As a result, Katniss had to step up to the role...
74th Hunger Games
Katniss volunteers instead of her sister Primrose Everdeen, whose name is called out during the Reaping. Katniss takes her place instead, and heads to the Capitol with her fellow tribute Peeta, mentor Haymitch and escort Effie Trinket. She begins to train for the Games and does extremely well in her interview as well as in her training. After a harrowing time in the arena, Katniss eventually emerges as the Victor along with Peeta.
75th Hunger Games
Katniss and Peeta go on a Victory Tour where they announce that they are engaged. The Third Quarter Quell rules are announced, and this year, the tributes are going to be picked from the existing pool of victors. As a result, Katniss is forced into the arena once again with Peeta. This time, however, the rebels have planned to get Katniss out alive and into District 13. Katniss forms an alliance with some of the other tributes, who help keep her alive. She eventually blows up the arena, there...
The Second Rebellion
Katniss has trouble adjusting to life in District 13. She refuses to take on the role of the leader of the rebellion until she is finally convinced that it is the right thing to do. She is named the “Mockingjay” and begins filming to motivate the rebels. Katniss also demands that Peeta be rescued from the Capitol. She goes into training and gets put into the star squad that is designated to infiltrate the Capitol. The Rebellion is a success and President Snow is captured. Democracy is establi...
Katniss is a skilled archer. Having learned the art of hunting from her father and her friend Gale, both excellent hunters themselves, Katniss honed her skills over the years to provide for her family. She is able to use these skills to survive in the Hunger Games as well. Katniss is also skilled at setting traps and foraging for food. Back in Dist...
Katniss and Peeta Mellark
One of the most compelling relationships in the trilogy is the one that develops between Katniss and Peeta. The two of them do not have much contact before the Hunger Games, however, the little contact they have left indelible impressions in both their minds. Katniss was saved by Peeta from death by starvation once when she was struggling to obtain food. Peeta takes pity on her and burns some bread on purpose, risking the wrath of his mother. He tosses the bread to Katniss – an act that gives...
Katniss and Gale Hawthorne
Gale Hawthorne is Katniss’ best friend and hunting partner. He and Katniss developed a strong friendship when both of them were tasked with the responsibility of taking care of their families. As such, the two friends began to lean on each other in times of trouble, helping one another out, no questions asked. Katniss trusts Gale wholeheartedly, and even leaves her sister and mother in his care when she leaves for the Hunger Games. During the rebellion, the duo is central to the strategy devi...
Katniss and Haymitch Abernathy
Haymitch is Katniss’ mentor in both the Hunger Games she takes part in. Until he meets Katniss and Peeta, Haymitch does not believe that any of his tributes stand a chance in the arena. However, this changes with Katniss and Peeta, whom he trains with the intent to keep them alive for as long as possible. In particular, Haymitch believes that Katniss is capable of winning the Games, and therefore tries to get as many sponsors for her as possible. In the arena, Katniss and Haymitch develop a s...
A strong, resourceful, and principled young woman who is the protagonist of Mockingjay and the other books of the Hunger Games Trilogy. In this novel, Katniss Everdeen struggles with her role as the Mockingjay —the symbol and mascot of the rebel cause. She agrees to take up the role, not only because she hates President Coriolanus Snow, the ...
Mar 11, 2012 · In a similar manner, the first book of The Hunger Games moves Katniss through nearly a full Heroine’s Journey character arc as her story moves from before the Reaping to her return to District 12 after her victory.
At that moment, Katniss fires the last shot of the rebellion, making a decision as the Mockingjay and choosing to end Coin’s life in order to preserve the future of Panem. With this final act, Katniss fulfills her role as assassin. Previous Chapter 25. Next Chapter 27.
Jul 3, 2024 · How does the protagonist, Katniss Everdeen, change throughout The Hunger Games? In Suzanne Collins ' novel The Hunger Games, the protagonist, Katniss Everdeen, undergoes a number of changes...
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