Continuity mistake: Prim's cat from the first movie is black and white. In this movie, it is orange. (00:04:30)
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)
Plot summary
Directed by: Francis Lawrence
Starring: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth
As the joint winners from the 74th games embark on their tour of the districts, an uprising begins and is quashed by the Capitol. With this year being the 75th games, it's the 3rd Quarter Quells which is a series of games with a twist. This year's twist being that all the Tributes come from previous winners. With Katniss being the only female winner from district 12 it's clear she is to be selected for another game, while Peter volunteers for the games again. With a massive surprise coming in the form of District 13's helping hand, is this the end of the Hunger Games?
More mistakes in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
President Snow: Her entire species must be eradicated.
Plutarch Heavensbee: Her species, sir?
President Snow: The other victors. Because of her, they all pose a threat. Because of her, they all think they are invincible.
Question: During Katniss' individual assessment, was Peeta the one who painted that picture of Rue? I read that it was but that doesn't explain why Katniss got angry when Plutarch tells her she has 10 minutes to present her chosen skills. Or why she made that dummy about Seneca Crane?
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Answer: It was done by Peeta, who was artistically inclined. Peeta knew that seeing it would have an emotional effect on Katniss, making her angry over Rue's death, thus helping her not to be intimidated by the Capitol judges. It was also Peeta's defiant act against the Capitol's cruelty in taking innocent lives. Katniss made the dummy of Seneca Crane as her own defiant statement. Seneca, by stopping Katniss and Peeta from eating the poisoned berries and declaring them both victors in the previous games, saved their lives, but he was later executed for circumventing Snow's orders. Katniss is acknowledging that Seneca saved her and Peeta, losing his life in the process.
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