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Katniss decides to tell Coin she will embrace her role as the Mockingjay, the symbol of the revolution. Summary: Chapter 3. The rebellion, led by District 13’s President Coin and former Hunger Games maker Plutarch Heavensbee, rescued Katniss from the arena, hoping to use her fame for their cause.
To have escaped the endless hunger and oppression, the perilous mines, the lash of our final Head Peacekeeper, Romulus Thread. To have a new home at all is seen as a wonder since, up until a short time ago, we hadn’t
Summary and Analysis Part 1: "The Ashes": Chapter 7. Once in District 8, Katniss and the team, including the camera crew, visit a warehouse that’s been turned into a makeshift hospital. Katniss is concerned about the location, but Boggs reassures her.
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Katniss, the protagonist, deals with the reality of war as her defiance during the Hunger Games results in open warfare in the struggling districts of Panem against the Capitol. The conflict with President Snow, the antagonist, becomes less personal as more people are drawn into the war.
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Summary and Analysis Part 1: "The Ashes": Chapter 3. Katniss ponders her decision to be the Mockingjay and struggles to sleep. In her room, she looks at the few keepsakes she has from when she was last in the arena, including the pearl Peeta gave to her during the Quarter Quell.
