Peeta's Actions So Far In The Games Case Study

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1. What does Katniss perceive as the consequences of not allying with Peeta?
That since they were the star-crossed lovers and were really appreciated by the audice of the Game, if she didn’t ally with Peeta then she’d probably lose sponsors

2. What does Katniss realize about Peeta’s actions so far in the Games?
That Peeta had been helping her from the beginning, the first moment at the Cornucopia, then when she threw the nest of the wasps.

3. Who are the only others to benefit from the Games’ rule change?
District 2 and District 12, because both of them had both of their tributes alive

4. What are Peeta’s injuries? How has he kept alive?
He has a deeply cut at his thing, deep to the bone, also he’s got burned in his chest and lots

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