Madge Undersee.
Madge Undersee was the mayor's daughter, and one of Katniss's closest friends, though she was never really sure of this fact due to Madge's shy quietness.
In The Hunger Games, while in the visiting room before deporting to the Capitol, Madge visits Katniss and gives her the Mockingjay pin, which used to be Madge's aunt's, Maysilee Donner, as her District 12 token. Madge then kissed Katniss on the cheek shyly and left.
Note: In the film adaption of The Hunger Games, Prim, Katniss's sister, gives her the Mockingjay pin after Katniss purchases it for Prim for good luck.
The Mockingjay pin was given to Katniss by Madge Undersee, the mayor of District 12's daughter. After Katniss volunteered to take Prim's place in the Games, and was taken to the Justice Building, Madge was her third visitor. There, she begged Katniss to take it as her token, as every tribute can bring a token to remind them of their district.
In the movie however, an old woman (speculated to be Greasy Sae from the books), gives it to her for free after Katniss asks how much it is. This takes place at the Hob.
Katniss Everdeen was 16. In Mockingjay she was 17.
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Yes, they do. In MockingJay, the last book, in the epilogue, Page 389,
Madge comes to the justice building to say goodbye to Katniss and asks Katniss to wear the pin as her district token.
She represents the MOCKINGJAY of the rebellion against the Capitol... simple as that.
Katniss Everdeen was 16. In Mockingjay she was 17.
She's the friend of Katniss, and gives Katniss the Mockingjay pin.
Finnick and Annie get married in the third book of The Hunger Games, Mockingjay. Also, at the end of Mockingjay, Katniss is married to Peeta. They have two children. Besides their marriage, nobody gets married in The Hunger Games.
At the end of The Hunger Games. Page 452 in the black book with the mockingjay pin.
A mockingjay pin from Madge
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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.
Yes, they do. In MockingJay, the last book, in the epilogue, Page 389,
Madge comes to the justice building to say goodbye to Katniss and asks Katniss to wear the pin as her district token.
Mockingjay
Mockingjay is the third and final book in the Hunger Games Trilogy.
The hunger games is the first book in the Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins. The Book's sequel is Catching Fire, and the book after that is MockingJay