The Third book in the “Hunger Game series: Mockingjay” written
by Suzanne Collins, the character Peeta has his perspective of Katniss has been
changed by the capital. After his kidnapping from the third quarter quell, he
was tortured by the capital. After the torturing, every time he saw Katniss he
relived his pain. This changed his view
of Katniss, as a monster. His opinion of katniss changed again, later in the
book.
When Peeta first came to district thirteen, he attempted to
choke Katniss to death, which failed. In Peeta’s view, all the torturing was because
of her. For everything Katniss said, they punished Peeta for it. Making Peeta
wanting revenge for all the beatings, when he knew nothing.
When Peeta, Katniss, Gale, and other rebels were hiding in
the inner capitol. Peeta’s relationship with Katniss changes from close friends
to strangers. Rarely talking to each other, keeping distance, refusing to move,
those are actions Peeta is having. He still does not fully trust the rebels,
but he has no one to turn to.
Peeta and Katniss may still be strangers, but they went through
a tragic common experience, which made them closer in the end. Peeta’s view of
Katniss from, monster to loving her.
I think I would get an eight, becuase I did say that it is in Peeta's point of view. Also, I analysised events in Peeta's view. Sadly, one of my goals is to get a nine on this piece. Since I gave myself an eight, I will need to improve on this piece.
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