Catching Fire Ch 10-11

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What is District 13?

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District 13 is a district in Panem that was thought to be destroyed but is actually a center of rebellion against the Capitol.

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What does Katniss give Bonnie for her feet?

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Katniss gives Bonnie socks to help with her injured feet.

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What is the significance of the Peacekeepers in Katniss's life?

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Peacekeepers are enforcers of the Capitol's laws in the districts, representing oppression and control.

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What does the message from the Peacekeepers indicate about the fence?

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The message indicates that the fence will have electricity 24 hours a day, increasing the danger for those who try to escape.

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How do Bonnie and Twill's relationship reflect the themes of mentorship?

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Bonnie and Twill's relationship as teacher and student highlights the importance of guidance and support in times of rebellion.

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What does Katniss's surprise at home reveal about her situation?

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The presence of two Peacekeepers at her home reveals the constant surveillance and threat she faces from the Capitol.

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What is the role of the Capitol in the lives of the districts?

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The Capitol exerts control over the districts through fear, oppression, and the Hunger Games.

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How does Katniss's character develop in Chapters 10-11?

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Katniss shows growth in her leadership skills and her understanding of the rebellion's complexities.

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What does the recurring footage of District 13 symbolize?

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The footage symbolizes hope for rebellion and the possibility of resistance against the Capitol.

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What is the importance of the crutch that Katniss makes for Bonnie?

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The crutch symbolizes support and resilience in the face of adversity.