Saturday, January 18, 2014

Love and Sacrifice

Cashing Fire
Love and Sacrifice


          The novel cashing fire is a perfect example of love and sacrifice for all types of reader, also this novel includes all kinds of topic for different type of persons. Why this topic well Love because it talks about Katniss strong feelings for both Gale and Peeta though she is unable to commit fully to either one. Sacrifice volunteers to take her sister Prim's place in the reaping for the Hunger Games, setting forth the action of the rest of the series. All of this information is relevant to why I chose this topic because is interesting.

            With out love and Sacrifice this novel will not cash the rider’s attention, Katniss has strong feelings for both Gale and Peeta though she is unable to commit fully to either one. Romance is a luxury Katniss cannot afford. Katniss she prioritizes familial love and loyalty to those she trusts. After the death of her father, Katniss was forced into the role of parent and provider, which honed her survival skills but also set a precedent for self-sacrifice. However, love can be a liability. Jabberjays are programmed with the voices of those closest to the tributes in order to cut them to the bone. Prim's tortured voice does more damage to Katniss than a poisonous fog could ever do. Even Finnick, normally so cool and flirtatious, has a love that can be used against him. Only Johanna is not afraid of the jabberjays. Johanna admits later that this is because she has no one to love which, to Katniss, is a fate worse than death.

            Katniss volunteers to take her sister Prim's place in the reaping for the Hunger Games, setting forth the action of the rest of the series. Katniss is a protector, always willing to go without or do what is necessary in order to save her loved ones. Volunteering for Prim was simply an extension of what Katniss had done her whole life - put her family first. Katniss believes he has a better chance of living a full life and, furthermore, she owes him. In the arena, as in daily life, Katniss is drawn to people with similar values and does not necessarily feel the need to go with the tide. Katniss's instincts about Mags prove to be right when Mags sacrifices herself in the fog to save Katniss, Peeta and Finnick in the arena. Working for the rebels, Mags lays down her life for the greater good.


            In conclusion this show how can a person have different types of emotion in a life. If you can see this is a good way of understanding the meaning of love and sacrifice of a person, it’s the way it shows on this novel that it could be understand. This perfect example of how we can includes these wonderful feelings in our live.