What does bread represent in The Hunger Games?

Answer 1

The death of a tribute.

on page 192 the first paragraph, is an example of the cannon firing , because of Glimmers death.

Answer 2

Rue represnts Katniss's sister Prim, that was picked in the Reaping but Katniss volunteered for her to protect the life of her sister. This is ironic because Rue is just like Prim, to Katniss, and Katniss ends up not being able to protect her. when Rue dies, so does a part of Katniss.

Answer 3

In the first novel, Katniss is nicknamed "The girl on fire", relating to her chariot costume and interview dress. In the final book, Mockingjay, she is represented as the Mockingjay, for various reasons found in the second and third book.

Answer 4

The bread given to Katniss by District 11 because of her loving, devoted farewell action towards little Rue. It symbolized thanks, and a bitter-sweet moment for the girl tribute of District 11.

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Answer 5

After Rue's death Katniss receives a gift. It's a small loaf of breed from district 11. The people thank Katniss with this gesture and they don't want to let debts go unpaid. This time bread stands as a symbol of gratitude and brotherhood.

Answer 6

It symbolizes nothing but shows that Peeta had a crush on Katniss

Answer 7

A sign to the districts about the rebellion to stop them from rebelling

Answer 8

Buttercup is a cat he doesnt represent anything...

but he is prims cat