Luberp12’s Reviews > Catching Fire > Status Update

The author uses characterization to develop the protagonist because of what Katniss does. She never gives up. Like I said in my last updated status, about the electrified fence, this applies to that too. She didn't give up, she found a way to get over it without being caught. Her determination got her through it. I think that how she was feeling, positive, helped her get over it too.

The point of view affects what I know because of how it is told. If it were told in a different point of view, for example, third person omniscient then I would know everything. The point of view changes what the characters know because of what happens to them, and who is telling the story. For example, if it was third person omniscient the characters would know everything. If it wast first person,they'd know less.

An incident in my book provokes a decision when Katniss sneaks out into the woods, and she is gone to long, because they electrify the fence. In doing that, she must climb up a tall tree, and jump from it, just to be safe. She ends up getting hurt.

About my book, the book was very interesting. It had many twists and turns, it kept me reading, like a good book should. Throughout the story it had lots of suspense, and it was very interesting.

Theme is you should always know things about survival.

The protagonist is Katniss. She is a good character and incredibly talented. She is good with using bows and good when it comes to sruvival. The dialogue shows aspects of the character because it shows what she does. An example of this is when it says that shes good with a bow.

Suspense is something the author makes to keep you reading the book. The author uses suspense because it makes you wonder if katniss will run away or not.

I love this book, it's really interesting. I love it because of all the action that happens throughout it, and all the drama with Katniss and Gale (seeing if they're going to escape).

What I think foreshadowing is, is something in a book where something is yet to come later in the story. The definition of foreshadowing is : A hint that is designed to mislead the audience is referred to as a red herring. A similar device is the flashforward (also known as prolepsis). There is foreshadowing in the book when Katniss wants to escape with Gale. It's because you think it will work, because she loves him

The point of view in the book is first person. It's first person because, on page 97, it says "I can see him swallowing his disappointment". When it says "I", that is word used in first person. This affects the plot because it changes the way the characters know/figure out things throughout the story.