In the book Catching Fire there are a lot of "acts of defiance" and "acts of rebellion". The tributes were very defiant they held hands and stood in unity. This is defiant because they are supposed to be against each other. In there interviews they talk about President Snow not caring and how its his fault this is happening. This is an attempt to get people to rebel.
Peeta was even more defiant. He was talking about how him and Katniss was already married. And that they had a baby together. And then he was trying to make everyone feel sad for him saying that they would be entertained by watching a couple die with a baby.
The act that feels the most defiant is when Cinna dressed Katniss up as a mockingjay to threaten President Snow.
In the book Catching Fire there are a lot of "acts of defiance" and "acts of rebellion". The tributes were very defiant they held hands and stood in unity. This is defiant because they are supposed to be against each other. In there interviews they talk about President Snow not caring and how its his fault this is happening. This is an attempt to get people to rebel.
Peeta was even more defiant. He was talking about how him and Katniss was already married. And that they had a baby together. And then he was trying to make everyone feel sad for him saying that they would be entertained by watching a couple die with a baby.
The act that feels the most defiant is when Cinna dressed Katniss up as a mockingjay to threaten President Snow.
In the book Catching Fire there are a lot of "acts of defiance" and "acts of rebellion". The tributes were very defiant they held hands and stood in unity. This is defiant because they are supposed to be against each other. In there interviews they talk about President Snow not caring and how its his fault this is happening. This is an attempt to get people to rebel.
Peeta was even more defiant. He was talking about how him and Katniss was already married. And that they had a baby together. And then he was trying to make everyone feel sad for him saying that they would be entertained by watching a couple die with a baby.
The act that feels the most defiant is when Cinna dressed Katniss up as a mockingjay to threaten President Snow.
Peeta was even more defiant. He was talking about how him and Katniss was already married. And that they had a baby together. And then he was trying to make everyone feel sad for him saying that they would be entertained by watching a couple die with a baby.
The act that feels the most defiant is when Cinna dressed Katniss up as a mockingjay to threaten President Snow.
In the book Catching Fire there are a lot of "acts of defiance" and "acts of rebellion". The tributes were very defiant they held hands and stood in unity. This is defiant because they are supposed to be against each other. In there interviews they talk about President Snow not caring and how its his fault this is happening. This is an attempt to get people to rebel.
Peeta was even more defiant. He was talking about how him and Katniss was already married. And that they had a baby together. And then he was trying to make everyone feel sad for him saying that they would be entertained by watching a couple die with a baby.
The act that feels the most defiant is when Cinna dressed Katniss up as a mockingjay to threaten President Snow.
In the book Catching Fire there are a lot of "acts of defiance" and "acts of rebellion". The tributes were very defiant they held hands and stood in unity. This is defiant because they are supposed to be against each other. In there interviews they talk about President Snow not caring and how its his fault this is happening. This is an attempt to get people to rebel.
Peeta was even more defiant. He was talking about how him and Katniss was already married. And that they had a baby together. And then he was trying to make everyone feel sad for him saying that they would be entertained by watching a couple die with a baby.
The act that feels the most defiant is when Cinna dressed Katniss up as a mockingjay to threaten President Snow.
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