Catching Fire

Peeta, the girl who risked it all for love. Which is she? Or is it that she is all three of these things. Throughout the course of this essay I will explore which person she really is even though she might not know herself. At the begining of Catching Fire Katniss is back in District 12 trying to lead a normal life. However she will never lead the life she once did. The games have truely changed her and the Districts perception of her forever. The people of District 12 look at her as a hero,…

Katniss Everdeen the girl on fire thought she was done fighting for her life after the first hunger games but she thought wrong. She finds out she has to go through yet another hunger games along with her newly fiancé Peeta Mellark who won alongside her in the last hunger games. The capitol will not allow them to both win again. Suzanne Collins explains in Catching Fire how even after Katniss wins the hunger games once the battle is not over yet. Night lock berries, Katniss’s wedding dress, and…

I have two ideas of movies with a cohesive group, both of which I have watched recently and know pretty well. Idea #1: The Hunger Games Catching Fire Small group: Katniss Everdeen, Peeta Mellark, Haymitch Abernathy, and Effie Trinket. I think that these four characters are a good choice because they all have to work together throughout most of the movie. They begin working together as a group for the victory tour, and then continue working together when they are preparing for the Quarter Quell…

Catching Fire Hunger Games I have read Catching Fire twice, and I enjoyed the book. I feel this book should not be banned. Listed are the top three reasons this book is banned: 1) Sexually explicit 2) Violence 3) Offensive language I can understand offensive language since this is a war book. I do not agree with the other two reasons. In the first two books of the trilogy there is not sexual content that I read. Most people focus on one scene and there are no details. The closes that comes…

Catching Fire: Defining the Real Enemy Katniss crouches ready in the foliage of the forest ready to fire an arrow through the chest of Finnick Odair, tribute from District Four. Upon seeing her, Finnick states six of the most prominent words in the film Catching Fire, “Remember who the real enemy is.” Within this context, we know exactly who Finnick is referring to, President Snow and the cruel system of the Capitol which he embodies. Is the Capitol the only enemy or antagonist that is…

Catching Fire is the second part in the Hunger Games series that begins after Katniss and Peeta return home from the 74th annual games with unresolved feelings. Almost as soon as the victors get home they are to go on a victory tour through the districts where they notice that a rebellion is stirring. At the end of the tour in a sinister twist to further control the outcome of the games, President Snow makes unfair changes to the 75th annual quell games by throwing the current district victors…

In Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins A series of characters showed duplicity. Haymitch show it the most to Katniss and Peeta. Finnick and Beetee show it in the arena with other tributes to not let Katniss and Peeta know what their plan is. Haymitch lied to Katniss through the book to try to save her and Peeta. “At least in the Hunger Games, I knew that I was being played with.” (Collins 385). Haymitch never told Katniss about the plan and Katniss doesn't like it. Then Haymitch says that this is…

up perfectly to reinvigorate the tired person. Why, then, for most of history, has food been consumed raw? Richard Wrangham explores the notion of cooking and how it led to the evolution of the hominin ancestors into modern humans in his book Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human. In it he addresses many questions and theories about his hypothesis. Some of the more important ones are the influence of food on inter-birth interval, the avoidance of starvation by Homo sapiens ancestors, our…

Technology can be used in many different ways, for many different reasons. It could be used to make a utopian world, and considered a blessing. But when Various texts including George Orwell’s 1984, and Catching Fire use technology in a different way to enhance their story to take place in only the opposite of a utopian world, a dystopian world. 1984 uses technology to enhance its role in dystopia. 1984 uses technology as its main method to make it a dystopian world. Telescreens are used in the…

Giver and it is written by Lois Lowry and Catching Fire written by Suzanne Collins. A similarity in each of the books is that the main characters in both books are rebels against the people in charge. In the Giver Jonas leaves the community so that he can save Gabriel from getting released. (Lowry 198) Jonas also stopped taking his pill every day which the Elders required. In Catching Fire Katniss shoots an arrow to the force field that…