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Catching Fire
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Catching Fire

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Mockingjay

The most important symbol in Catching Fire is the mockingjay. (The third volume of The Hunger Games is actually called Mockingjay.) Katniss Everdeen first receives a mockingjay pin from her mother, and… (read full symbol analysis)
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