The Death Of Katniss In The Hunger Games By Suzanne Collins

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Katniss hears a noise, it’s a rabbit. She doesn’t like being rabbit in a valley. She prefers to be up high. She feels it is good because she’s not hungry “ I don’t of …” (Collins 152). Because she feels strong and that should help her win the contest (Collins 152). The camera shows that she’s still alive and many tributes have died the first day. There are eleven tributes that have died on first day of the Hunger Games. Katniss thinks Peeta alive at the lake. She was searching Peeta at the lake. Katniss help Peeta to survive at the Hunger Games.

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