Why is peeta angry at katniss and haymitch

Katniss and Peeta try to spend every moment linked together, acting as in love with each other as possible. The routine of speeches, Tours, and dinners is all they know. There are some districts where Katniss and Peeta are welcomed by the people. Katniss notes their genuine excitement at their arrival, but she also recognizes their anger with the Capitol behind their happy faces.

She realizes that no matter how in love she and Peeta appear to be, she cannot quiet the growing sense of dissent throughout Panem. She loses weight, stops sleeping, and is troubled by nightmares. Attempting to calm her emotions and help her sleep, the team gives her drugs. But the dreams still keep her awake at night, and Peeta begins to sleep in her bed to comfort her, as he did in the arena. When they reach the Capitol, they are still desperate to convince the districts that they are in love.

However, nothing seems to work, and Katniss suggests Peeta propose marriage to her during a televised interview in the Capitol. President Snow makes another surprise visit to congratulate the pair, and Katniss asks him if their act worked, if the threat of rebellions has died down, if she has saved her family and friends.

He shakes his head no. Peeta also asked as a favor to bring katniss home so Haymitch chose katniss over peeta to bring home and sent her supplies in order for her to survive and win. Katniss and Peeta are restored to health. Katniss continues to battle with her feelings over Peeta vs Gale.

She decides to embrace the illusion of love that she's developed when she learns from Haymitch that the capitol is angry with what they did with the berries. Peeta went to Haymitch to ask if he Peeta could go into the Games, as he Peeta wanted to die so he could save both Katniss and Haymitch. Haymitch sends a feast to Katniss and Peeta because they kissed.

She wants Peeta to make it home. Haymitch sent a parachute with the broth after katniss gave peeta a kiss on the cheek. In this chapter Katniss and Peeta help Haymitch to his room and Peeta gives Haymitch a bath in order to wash the vomit of him.

Katniss throws the cookies that Peeta's dad gave her at her final goodbyes. In the morning while eating on the train on the way to the capital, Katniss asks Haymitch for advice. He's drunk, so he says stay alive and laughs. Both tributes exchange looks, Peeta takes Haymitch's bottle of spirits, and smashes or drops it. When Haymitch goes back for the bottle of spirits, Katniss drives her knife into the table barely missing Haymitch's fingers.

Haymitch says Peeta and Katniss are a pair of fighters, he asks Katniss to through her knife, and makes a promise to both tributes. He promised to stay sober enough as long they don't interfere with his drinking. The District 12 train arrives at the capital.

All of the puzzle pieces are starting to fit in about Peeta, Katniss relizes as they pull into the station. Haymitch sends a medicine for Peeta that makes him fall alseep.

Peeta then falls asleep and Katniss goes to the feast. Without that medicine, she wouldn't have been able to go. At first you are led to believe that Peeta asks to be coached separately because Katniss scored higher than him with the Gamemakers. Also because of the closeness of The Games.

During the battle of the Capitol, Peeta, in one of his rages due to his hijacking, killed Mitchell by unintentionally kicking him into a pod that released net of barbed wire. Peeta's family consists of five people, but not much about them is known.

He is the only one of his family to be named. His father, a baker, is known for being gentle and kind to everyone, as well as a buyer of poached squirrels when the wife isn't around. He told Peeta when Peeta was a child that he wanted to marry Katniss' mother. By contrast, Peeta's mother is described by Katniss as "the witch". She was physically abusive to Peeta, giving him a black eye for burning bread, and supposedly screamed at starving children when they looked through the rubbish for something to eat.

Additionally, Peeta has two unnamed older brothers, one who was too old to take his place in the 74th Hunger Games and the other who could have taken his place but didn't.

As Katniss says, "Family devotion only goes so far for most people on reaping day. It is quite obvious that Peeta's family is neither close nor very happy. Peeta angrily states how his mother put no confidence in him winning the Games, instead remarking that "she" Katniss "is a fighter".

He didn't try to hide his hurt or anger over the comment. In Catching Fire , Peeta says to Katniss that his family wouldn't be too worried about his death and that they could go on living without him, further implying the fact. It's worth noting that, unlike Katniss' mother and Prim, Peeta's family did not move into the house in the Victor's Villiage, remaining in the bakery in town instead.

In Mockingjay, it is revealed that all of his family were killed in the bombing of District In the epilogue of Mockingjay , approximately 15 years later, it is revealed that Katniss and Peeta have 2 children.

Peeta desperately wanted the children and eventually convinced Katniss, who had initially vowed never to have kids for fear of them being reaped. Their first child was a girl and their second child was a boy books. Peeta and Katniss join hands in unison during the tribute parade and become crowd favorites. When Peeta first saw Katniss, it was when they were five; his father had pointed her out and told him about how he loved Katniss' mother but she ran off with a coal miner.

Peeta asks, "Why did she marry him if she could've had you? She sang it beautifully and, as Peeta says, "And I swear every bird outside the windows fell silent. And right when your song ended, I knew - just like your mother - I was a goner. Peeta was always seen with a large group of people and whenever Katniss was around he would notice her, no matter what. When they were younger, Peeta helped Katniss by burning bread as an excuse to give it to her so she wouldn't die from starvation. When Peeta was reaped for the 74th Hunger Games, he saw it as in some way a piece of luck, so that he could finally get to know her.

He and Katniss pretended to be star-crossed lovers, but to Peeta, it was not an act; he truly did love her, but Katniss did not reciprocate these feelings. Peeta never stopped thinking about her during the games. When in the cave, Peeta expressed his love for her and told her of his memories of her, and when he first began to love her. Katniss and Peeta kiss each other and their kiss had real emotions behind it for both of them. She is comforted immensely by his presence throughout their time together.

They continued the love act until the final interview. Peeta is hurt when he finds out Katniss did not see it as anything more than an act. In Catching Fire, he and Katniss assume a cool relationship while by themselves but they soon agree to be just friends.

Although Peeta rarely mentions his love for her in his offhand comments, it is clear that he still loves her deeply, as shown by him holding her every night while she has nightmares; it is his presence that allows her to sleep peacefully in his arms.

They affectionately spend their last full day before the Quell together. During the games, Peeta was determined to keep Katniss alive. Peeta knew Katniss had feelings for Gale and if she was happy with him, he would let her go so she could find happiness—even if it meant sorrow for himself. Katniss attempted to bring him home alive, but Peeta had other plans.

Believing these to be his final moments of life, on the beach, Peeta told Katniss how he truly loved her and would die for her. He gives her two very important items: a locket with a picture of Mrs. Everdeen and Prim on one side and a picture of Gale smiling on the other, and a pearl he found, remarking that "coals become pearls when they're under lots of pressure. The locket and pearl became very important to Katniss and kept them close to her this is when Katniss is fully aware that she loves Peeta as well.

Despite the pain he experiences, he fights for Katniss until he is taken away from her. In Mockingjay , Peeta is gone for a portion of the beginning until about halfway through the book, in which he is only shown being interviewed.

Shortly after the last interview, he advises Katniss to think for herself and not trust the rebels. In response to Katniss's promos with the rebels, Peeta is tortured and beaten by the Capitol as a means of breaking Katniss. He returns after Gale rescues him, but has had his memories tampered with—or hijacked. While he is hijacked, he is driven to kill Katniss and is unable to remember the intense bond they shared. Over time, with the help of the people around them, Peeta's resilience, and Katniss's efforts, Peeta is slowly able to piece together his true memories and restore his deep love for her.

While on the Star Squad Peeta desired death due to feeling out of control and still having impulses to harm Katniss; on several occasions he asks her to shoot him, give him nightlock, or just leave him to die.

Peeta feared he would eventually overpower Katniss and harm her. Nonetheless, she stayed by him and comforted him, even kissing him when he was in danger of losing control, and the kiss was able to snap him back in reality, where he promises to stay with Katniss 'Always'. When Katniss returns to District 12, he went to her house and planted primroses around her home as a memorial to her sister, who died because of the exploding parachutes.

Over time, Katniss and Peeta grow back together again, and one night, echoing a "game" that they had played while he was having trouble recovering his memory, Peeta asks Katniss: "You love me. Real or not real? Peeta, to her, was like, "a dandelion in the spring Katniss gives in to the 'hunger' that she feels when she is with him, and after reflects that she believes "This would have happened anyways," indicating that Katniss finally realized how deep her feelings for Peeta ran. In the epilogue, Katniss and Peeta have children after 15 years of being together, and they find a meadow to settle down in.

Katniss and Peeta are still haunted by the memories of the Games but find ways to carry on living and cope with their trauma, living in peace with their children. Peeta admits to having been jealous of Gale for a long time, having watched him and Katniss from afar for many years and realizing the depth and strength of their relationship.

In Catching Fire , Peeta knew Katniss had feelings for Gale and accepted that he would allow Katniss to be with him if it brought her happiness. When Gale was whipped, Peeta stepped in on his behalf and afterward helped carry him to Victor's Village. Later, while training for the Quarter Quell, Gale teaches Peeta and Haymitch about snares and trapping. Gale stated that he tried to hate Peeta, but it was just too hard because Peeta is too good of a person.

In the arena, Peeta gave Katniss a locket with a picture of Gale inside. He plans to sacrifice himself so that Katniss makes it out of the Quell alive and tells her that he wants her to have a life and children with Gale after he is gone. In Mockingjay , Gale volunteered first to be on the squad to break into the Capitol and retrieve Peeta from prison.

It is unknown whether he did this for Katniss or out of genuine concern for Peeta. Confused and suspicious of Katniss due to his hijacking, Peeta on more than one occasion expresses jealousy of Gale. Also in Mockingjay , Katniss wakes to a hushed conversation between an injured Gale and semi-hijacked Peeta. Gale helps Peeta drink some water, as his hands are cuffed.

They speak like friends and talk about Katniss. Katniss' internal monologue mentions that Gale and Peeta "aren't friends" and "never have been. Though they're not exactly enemies. Peeta reminds him that Katniss would probably resent him greatly for abandoning their families in such a situation. Peeta also claims that Katniss is in love with Gale, while Gale denies it and asserts that she loves Peeta. Peeta wonders how Katniss will choose between them, and Gale says that she will choose whoever "she thinks she can't survive without.

Peeta and Haymitch did not get off on the right foot, fighting with each other over Haymitch's drinking habits on the train ride to the Capitol before the 74th Hunger Games. The two later work together often and become good friends with each other. Haymitch favored Peeta since he was very useful and good. He admits that he likes Peeta better. Peeta and him form plans together like Peeta's act of love to Katniss.

Peeta is able to be told secrets and plans by Haymitch and keep them to himself. Haymitch does not help Peeta during the 74th Hunger Games. Haymitch is hurt when he is taken away by the Capitol and feels guilty for allowing this to happen. Although he does not admit it, Haymitch truly loves Peeta. Peeta is attacked by Haymitch to see if he will put up a fight in the arena which he is pleased when he and Katniss both show strength against him by ganging up.

Haymitch forms plans and informs him of all his plans during the preparation for the games. Haymitch helps him and the two both become close to each other.

Haymitch and Peeta work together to form the plan of the 'star-crossed lovers of District 12' act to gain sympathy from the audience. Haymitch is overjoyed when both he and Katniss come back alive.

He does everything he can to prevent them from being harmed by the Capitol since they are enraged by the suicide act with the berries in the arena. Haymitch is somewhat hurt when Peeta is angry at him for keeping secrets from him and is deeply hurt when President Snow announces the third Quarter Quell will be reaping victors since Peeta may die. Haymitch is deeply concerned when Peeta is captured by the Capitol.

He and Katniss both work together to rescue Peeta. Haymitch and Katniss try their best to help Peeta through the stress and effects of the tracker-jacker venom they used to hijack his memories. The two reconnect at the end of Mockingjay. Peeta seemed to get along well with Effie, never giving her many problems. Peeta did anger her when he and Katniss joked around about Haymitch being drunk during the reaping and making a fool of himself on national television.

In the Capitol, during a televised interview with the popular host Caesar Flickerman, Peeta proposes and Katniss accepts. Katniss wore her mockingjay pin throughout the Hunger Games, and she thinks it must have become the big new fashion accessory. She and Peeta are shocked at the idea. As they dance together, both are revolted by the behavior in the Capitol and Peeta for a moment wonders aloud whether they should stop trying to subdue a rebellion.

When he rubs his finger across the face of his watch, the image of a mockingjay appears for a moment before vanishing. Eventually they return to the train to head back to District 12 for the last event of their tour. Katniss wakes up in the morning and Peeta is there. An update appears on the TV, and Katniss sees images of violent mobs rioting in District 8.