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Reluctant symbol of rebellion who volunteered to save her sister in the brutal Hunger Games. Katniss represents survival under oppression and the cost of being weaponized as a symbol. Her archery skills and fierce protectiveness make her both deadly competitor and unwilling revolutionary icon.
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