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She vows to save Peeta's life in the arena
He is picked up by a Capitol hovercraft in the end
He wants to stay in 12 to organize a rebellion
Katniss hears her screams from the jabberjays
He formed alliances without Katniss or Peeta knowing
Brings Capitol medicine to Gale
He recieves an urgent message about District 8's uprising
He is turned into an Avox after defending Gale
Whips Gale for hunting illegally
She shows Katniss the Mockingjay cracker
Hurt hur ankle escaping because her boots are too big
Was a fellow tribute with Haymitch during the second Quell
Finnick hears her screams from the jabberjays
"May the odds be ever in your favor"
Threatens Gale's life if Katniss doesn't prove her love for Peeta
Is beaten right before Katniss enters the arena
Peeta tells him that Katniss is pregnant
Katniss writes his name on the dummy during her private session
Shows Katniss his Mockingjay watch
Johanna kills her with an ax in her chest
Katniss kills him with an arrow through his temple
Katniss injures him on day one, but he's not killed until the third day
Tribute with teeth filed to points
Invented the wire used to blow up the arena
She figured out the arena was a clock
Part of the rebellion and Katniss's first alliance
Gives her life to save Peeta in the fog
Dies to save Peeta from the monkeys
had to keep Nuts & Volts alive for Katniss
Head trainer in the Capitol
Head Peacekeeper who disappears
Katniss's prep team (orange hair)
Katniss's prep team (aqua hair)
Katniss's prep team (green skin)
Peeta's stylist
Gale's mother
One armed man who sells white liquor
Group that plans the Hunger Games
To keep the peace
Oldest tribute in the Games

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