The original advice he gives is to stay alive, but later on he tells them to immediately find a source for water and get as far away from the start as possible.
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He says, "Stay Alive." twice within the first book. First time he says it, Katniss becomes enraged, due to the fact he says it drunkly and with no meaning.
Later in the book, he says the same thing to Katniss before he says goodbye to her.
She then feels as if this is really the final threshold for her and her adversary Peeta.
The advice holds more weight the second time because Haymitch uses it as a sort of twisted goodbye, conveying how much he cares for her.
He says to stay alive, dont get involved in the bloodshed at the Cornucopia and to find water ASAP :)
i think she feels like it was useless
To pretend to be so madly in love that she couldn't stand the thought of losing Peeta and that would be as to why she pulled out those poisonous berries
haymitch tells them to act friendly, to act like a team.
he think they ratchet...
Haymitch loves Katniss and Peeta as he would his own children. Haymitch doesn't like either of them better. Haymitch believes Katniss is stronger then Peeta which is why he sends all the sponsor gifts to Katniss.