What does Atala say in The Hunger Games?

Answer 1

Atala was the head trainer for the tributes. She worked at the training center in the Capitol. Atala is described as being tall and athletic, and is the character that welcomed the tributes in training.

Answer 2

Well, darling, Atala doesn't exactly have a lot of lines in "The Hunger Games." She's mainly there to announce the tributes and keep the show running smoothly. So, to answer your question, Atala says things like "Ladies and gentlemen, let the 74th Hunger Games begin!" and other dramatic announcements to entertain the Capitol audience. Hope that satisfies your curiosity, sweetie!

Answer 3

Oh, dude, Atala is the announcer in The Hunger Games, like the voice of the Capitol. She says stuff like, "Ladies and gentlemen, let the 74th Hunger Games begin!" and all that dramatic jazz. She's basically the hype woman for the whole deadly competition.

Answer 4

in the book, it does not specify any one thing that atala said. she was happy to have peeta and katniss at the knot tying station, because it was normally so unpopular, but she has no specific things she says in the book.

Answer 5

Atala is the Head Trainer in the Training Center. She can whip even the weakest tribute into shape.

Answer 6

Atala is the person in charge of the training center.

Answer 7

Atala is a African- American woman who has dark, curly black hair and brown eyes. She has a very serious face, but a pleasant smile that is full of sarcasm.

Answer 8

The head of the training center.