In Suzanne Collins' novel "The Hunger Games," when Katniss thinks that Peeta wasn't "Hob the way the rest of us were," she is referring to the fact that Peeta did not experience the same level of poverty and hardship as the residents of District 12, known as "the Hob." Peeta comes from a merchant family and therefore did not face the same struggles for survival as those living in the poorer areas of District 12. This statement highlights the socioeconomic divide within the district and underscores the differences in the characters' backgrounds and experiences.
That depends. What do you mean by first event? If you mean the cornucopia, then it makes Katniss become angry/annoyed at Peeta. If you mean when he joins the Careers, then it makes Katniss hate Peeta and wish for his death. If you have a different event in mind, you need to be more specific.
sort of i mean theyre both competing for the same girl so theres obviously some jealosy involved
If you mean the event they left for in the beginning, it was the Victory Tour
Yes, in the second book, Catching Fire, she does.Spoiler alert:After Gale is almost whipped to death, and comes to Katniss's house to be treated by her mother, Katniss kisses him before telling him that instead of running away, she has decided to stay with Gale and try to rebel against the capital. This does not mean that she had chosen Gale over Peeta, though.Team PEETA!
It means that when Peeta is being kind to Katniss, it's harder for her to hate him, and if she doesn't hate him, she can't kill him. She needs to kill him if she wants to win The Hunger Games.
He doesn't want Katniss to die for him because he thinks he has nothing to live for and his family won't care if he dies. He thinks she should live because she has Prim and her mother and Gale.
They fight in the rebellion if this is what you mean.
She loves him i guess
Do you mean after the fight in the first book? If so, what happens is Peeta and Katniss go on the Victory Tour. Then Peeta comes to Katniss to ask if they would like to be friends because they can't go on being enemies.
Yes, she does mean it. She has confused feelings for awhile, but then they get married.
yes, but he felt it wasnt real and was forced in a way. like he would have wanted to do it another time, another place, just the two of them. Gale was thinking about it but it didn't happen.
That depends. What do you mean by first event? If you mean the cornucopia, then it makes Katniss become angry/annoyed at Peeta. If you mean when he joins the Careers, then it makes Katniss hate Peeta and wish for his death. If you have a different event in mind, you need to be more specific.
in the epilogue, peeta and katniss get married. After 15 years, peeta convinces katniss to have children. they have a boy and a girl. In the epoligue they are in the meadow back at district 12. katniss is thinking about how they are playing on a graveyard filled with her old friends. katniss is also thinking about how their daughter knows they were in the games but the son doesnt. she thinks about using the book she made of everyone dead to show her children more about the games.
sort of i mean theyre both competing for the same girl so theres obviously some jealosy involved
She means FoxFace was your target you were supposed to kill here
When Katniss was hungry she looked through Peeta's trash and is mean mother drove her away. Then Peeta intentionally burned loaves and took a beating so he could give them to Katniss. (Also they were in the same Kindergarden school and above and Peeta noticed her but she didn't notice him). Katniss finds Peeta in the book, right after Claudius Templesmith announces 2 tributes can win. She finds him on accident really, just following the stream, hoping it will lead to him and almost steps on him because he was camouflaged so well.
If you mean the event they left for in the beginning, it was the Victory Tour