What are some similes in hunger games

as hungry as a bear. very hungry. as hungry as a wolf. very hungry. as innocent as a lamb.

Primrose (Metaphor)

Rather than tell us explicitly, Katniss relates her feelings by using a metaphor to describe her sister. She compares Primrose to the actual primrose flower and says that her sister is as fresh and lovely as the flower.

Peeta has just told Katniss that his nightmares are usually about losing her. Katniss’s inability to reciprocate Peeta’s feelings are a source of guilt for her, and so she uses the simile of “being hit in the gut” to describe the pain that comes whenever Peeta vocalizes his feelings.

The wind whistled throughout the night. The NON HUMAN THING is the wind. The HUMAN ACTION they are given is whistling. “A thicket of berry bushes protects it from unwanted eyes.”

Like taking the lid off a pot a finding a fanged viper instead of stew” (pg 21). This simile compares the evil President Snow to a viper, lurking in something familiar and comfortable, like Katniss’s home or a cooking pot, and waiting to strike when least expected.

In a turn of situational irony, the decision to take their own lives is what saves them. Just before they each consume poisoned berries, the game makers announce that their original decision to allow two victors will stand, avoiding the political ramifications of a winless Hunger Games and allowing the two to live.

Hyperbole is a dramatic overstatement. Katniss remembers, ‘When I was younger, I scared my mother to death, the things I would blurt out about District 12, about the people who rule our country, Panem, from the far-off city called the Capitol.

Summary: Chapter 4

To Katniss’s surprise, Peeta apologizes for the way he acted after the Hunger Games. When he found out she was just pretending to be in love with him, he was hurt, but he came to realize she was doing it for survival.

Not wanting to lose support from those sponsors — who are really helping the “star-crossed lovers” they believe Peeta and Katniss to be — she smiles at the camera, once again masking her true emotions in order to protect herself.

Why does Katniss miss her old life? Katniss felt secure in her old life and she felt like she fit in. Why do people think Gale is Katniss’ cousin? It would have been inappropriate given her relationship with Peeta.

However, approximately fifteen years after the end of the Second Rebellion, Katniss became enceinte legitimately. Katniss described terrible fear at the feeling of her daughter moving inside her during her pregnancy. … At first, Katniss did not want children at all, but Peeta pined for them and she gave in.

Katniss realizes Haymitch is right, she may gain an advantage with sponsors now, and she apologizes to Peeta. … Haymitch tells them that, when the gong sounds and the Games officially begin, they should run away. They aren’t prepared for the bloodbath at the Cornucopia. That night, Katniss has difficulty sleeping.

Yes, by the end of the final Hunger Games book, Katniss has made her decision and chosen Peeta over Gale. … Another thing revealed in the epilogue: Katniss and Peeta are parents! That’s right, Everlark fans, Katniss and Peeta, the original Victors of District 12, have two kids: one daughter and one son.

But, hey, good news: There is some really great fan fiction that explores their son’s life as an adult as he comes to terms with his father’s death. And in those stories, he is named. But none of those is his actual name. No, in the books and in the movies, Annie and Finnick’s son remains nameless.

Peeta tells Caesar that he and Katniss are already married. According to Peeta, the two married in secret and Katniss is now enceinte.

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 (2015)

Katniss was arrested and spent time in a mental facility. By the time she was allowed to return to District 12 by the end of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2, Katniss was 18-years-old. The epilogue was set 15 years later when Katniss was 33.