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     • She wants to protect those she loves, particularly Prim and Peeta, so she agrees to become the symbol of the Mockingjay to unify the districts against the Capitol. 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.
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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.

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   How does Katniss develop in Mockingjay?

   • In Mockingjay, Katniss has to leave behind the life in District 12 that she had come to know as normal. Katniss' character develops in a number of ways in the third book in The Hunger Games trilogy. She finally resolves the love triangle that has persisted between herself, Gale Hawthorne and Peeta Mellark throughout the trilogy.

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   Why does Katniss want to be a symbol of the Mockingjay?

   • She reminisces about the people she has lost, most precious of whom is her father. Katniss feels helpless in her circumstances yet refuses to remain stagnant. She wants to protect those she loves, particularly Prim and Peeta, so she agrees to become the symbol of the Mockingjay to unify the districts against the Capitol.

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   How does Katniss get a grip on her identity in Mockingjay?

   • Throughout Mockingjay, Katniss tries to get a grip on her identity by reciting facts about herself. Here's an example: My name is Katniss Everdeen. I'm seventeen years old. My home is District 12. I was in the Hunger Games. I escaped. The Capitol hates me. (1.7) Why doesn't Katniss know who she is?

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   Does Katniss take her role seriously?

   • 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.

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   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.

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   Katniss is so focused on her role in the revolution that romance gets pushed to the wayside. She clearly has feelings for both Gale and Peeta, but for most of the book she simply doesn't have time to resolve them.

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   Jul 3, 2024 · In Mockingjay especially, Katniss's role as the Mockingjay and a symbol of hope to the rebel is more at odds with her own desire for personal choices and...

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   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.

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   Katniss is trying to make sense of the path she has chosen and the person she has become. These moments play a role in helping Katniss to develop her identity and to decide how she feels about being the Mockingjay, as well as how she feels about Gale and Peeta.

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    Katniss' character develops in a number of ways in the third book in The Hunger Games trilogy. She finally resolves the love triangle that has persisted between herself, Gale Hawthorne and...