In the text it states, "That’s right. If we win, we’ll each get a house in the part of town reserved for Hunger Games’ victors." Which theme does this text evidence connect to?

In the text it states, "“Thresh is dead,” says Peeta.

“He can’t be,” I say.

“They must have fired the cannon during the thunder and

we missed it,” says Peeta.

Which theme is this text evidence connected to?

In the text it states, "I have to bury the real

pain because who’s going to bet on a tribute who keeps sniveling

over the deaths of her opponents." Which theme is this text evidence connected to?

In the text it states, "What’s left of Foxface’s emaciated body is lifted into the air. I can see the red glint of her hair in the sunlight.” Which theme is this text evidence connected to?

In the text it states, "Too expensive for my family to eat. Unless it’s gone very

stale. Of course, practically everything we eat is stale,” says

Peeta, pulling the sleeping bag up around him." This text evidence is connected to?

In the text it states, "And it’s true, Peeta has always had enough to eat. But

there’s something kind of depressing about living your life on

stale bread, the hard, dry loaves that no one else wanted." Which theme is this text evidence connected to?

In the text it states, "For the first time, I allow myself to truly think about the possibility that I might make it home. To fame. To wealth. To my own house in the Victor’s Village." Which theme is this text evidence connected to?

In the text it states, "I know I’ll never marry, never risk bringing a child into the world. Because if there’s one thing being a victor doesn’t guarantee, it’s your children’s safety." Which theme is this text evidence connected to?

In the text it states, “He’ll be hunting us by now,” says Peeta. “Cato isn’t one to

wait for his prey to wander by.”

“If he’s wounded —” I begin.

“It won’t matter,” Peeta breaks in. “If he can move, he’s

coming.” Which theme is this text evidence connected to?

In the text it states, “What if you show me what’s edible around here and go get us some meat?” he says, mimicking my tone." Which theme is this text evidence connected to?

In the text it states, "Peeta has me by the arm, pushing me toward a tree. “Climb. He’ll be here in a second. We’ll stand a better chance fighting him from above.” Which theme is this text evidence connected to?