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The Mockingjay symbol becomes a rallying point for the rebellion from "summary" of The Politics of The Hunger Games by Jamey Heit
The Mockingjay symbol, a bird that rebels against its captors by singing their songs back to them, serves as a powerful emblem for the rebellion against the oppressive Capitol in the Hunger Games trilogy. This symbol, first introduced in the second book of the series, Mockingjay, becomes a unifying force for the rebels as they fight against the tyranny of President Snow and the Capitol. The Mockingjay represents defiance, resistance, and the indomitable spirit of the people of Panem who refuse to be silenced or controlled. Throughout the series, the Mockingjay symbol is used to inspire hope and solidarity among the rebels. It is prominently featured on flags, banners, and propaganda posters, serving as a visual reminder of the rebellion's goals and ideals. The Mockingjay becomes a rallying point for the rebels, symbolizing their determination to overthrow the oppressive regime of the Capitol and create a more just and equitable so...
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