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What disorder do the capitol party goers have in Catching Fire?
They would eat food and puke it up so they could eat more.
How does Peeta's disgust at the party affect his view of the Capitol and his efforts to subdue the citizens of panem?
Peeta's disgust at the party in "The Hunger Games" reflects his growing awareness of the Capitol's oppressive and manipulative nature. This experience challenges his previous admiration for the Capitol and its tactics, leading him to question his role in subduing the citizens of Panem. Peeta's internal conflict between loyalty to the Capitol and empathy for the oppressed ultimately drives his character development and actions throughout the series.
How do Katniss and Peeta force the capitol to declare them both winners?
Neither of them wanted to die, or see the other one dead, so Katniss came up with the idea that both she and Peeta would eat a handful of poisonous berries.Then they would both be dead and there would be no winner. The capitol couldn't have that, so they were both made winners.
Why are citizens not allowed to eat crops in district 11 in the hunger games?
Omg. Literally just read this again today and I forgot what it exactly said, but I think they have to give the food they harvest to the Capitol.
What is the difference between the Capitol and District One in The Hunger Games?
First of all, the capitol is in charge of all the districts, and nobody in the capitol competes in the hunger games. Second of all, they have better technology then everyone else (except maybe district 13), and a higher standard of living. Lastly, while everything is strict and it is very hard to even get food in the districts, people in the capitol are free and take almost everything for granted.
