What does the the Mockingjay symbolize in the hunger games?

Answer 1

You can find the answer to this on page 24 in book one of the Hunger Games as well as here:

In the book it says,

"It means thanks, it means admiration, it means good-bye to someone you love."

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Answer 2

The silent salute is a District 12 tradition. It is a sign of admiration, respect, thanks and love rolled into one. It was commonly used at events like funerals, or just to show extreme respect and thanks.

On your left hand, reach your thumb over to fold your pinky over. Your pointer finger, middle finger, and ring fingers should stay up in the air together.

Answer 3

well the silent salute is a way of showing respect and that they care about each other.

this is often used by district 12.....but it touched katniss when (in catching fire) during the tribute parade Rue's district did such a thing in front of the capitol. :)

Answer 4

What it means: The 'silent salute' is basically a gesture that means 'goodbye' and 'I will always love you'. It originated in District 12, but spread to District 11 and others when it is used toward Katniss during the 74th Reaping.

How to do it: Raise your left hand. Touch your lips with the middle three fingers of that hand. Now hold you arm straight up, your right arm still by your side. You have officially done the Three-finger Salute of District 12

Answer 5

It means thanks, admiration and goodbye to someone you love

Answer 6

That is district's sign of, peace, sort of. Thats why Katniss did that after Rue died, she had given her peace. Hope I helped!

Answer 7

The sient salute that district 12 gives Katniss after she voluteers for prim was mentioned in the book and showed in the movie.

Answer 8

They do it to show the Capitol doesn't own them and that they are against The Hunger Games

Answer 9

Rebellion