How Peeta's interview grew the rebellion

[@rzuue]

It was always apparent to me that Peeta immensely contributed to Katniss‘s image as the Mocking Bird. While Katniss‘s actions were mostly rebellious , Peeta managed to make the people like her more, be more emotionally attached to her. If it weren’t for Peeta, Katniss would probably just have become a terrorist or a martyr in the public’s eyes. Whether he did that consciously or not (I think both), it was never Katniss alone who tore down that system. And that’s what I love so much about this series.

[@ItsAsparageese]

Another bit of commentary I love from this scene (didn't notice it myself, but saw another commenter on a reaction video somewhere point this out) is that the Capitol citizens are totally content to let children fight to the death, but as soon as there's risk of harm to an UNBORN child, specifically one inside a woman who they're invested in controlling as "their" little star ... suddenly they're very interested in saving THAT nonexistent child. But not poor ones that already exist. Interesting how that works :P

[@einflinkeswiesel2695]

Quite similar to our own world🫠

[@patmody]

I love his reaction after he says it. Dude was playing 3D chess from the jump.

[@belenruiz9790]

And I feel he also asked if he had something to apologize for, remembering their last interview, where she tore him a new one because of what he said 😂❤

[@feetpolice7135]

Wow i knew i loved that scene but having only seen the movies, you gace me a whole new appreciation for the writing of this series

[@hereatmeiko]

Good analysis!🎉

[@susanarecio1407]

Well, now I have to go reread THG

[@ceydaturhan7504]

Cool Video