Did Cato cut Peeta?

Did Cato cut Peeta?

With the Careers distracted, Katniss manages to pry the bow and arrows from Glimmer’s corpse, but Peeta returns and urges her to run. As he does so, Cato cuts his way through the brush and realizes what Peeta has done.

What did Cato do to Peeta’s leg?

He gets free, but when Katniss thinks he’s safe, Cato begins strangling him in a headlock. Cato threatens that if Katniss shoots him, Peeta will go over the side too. Peeta reaches to the gash the muttation left in his leg and draws an “X” in blood on Cato’s hand.

How did Katniss and Peeta develop their relationship?

Her love, however, develops slowly and painfully. One interesting aspect of Peeta and Katniss’ relationship is the evolution. The two start off as virtual strangers, then they enter into an uneasy friendship that finally progresses into love. When Katniss and Peeta first shake hands at the reaping, they know very little about each other.

Why did Peeta do what he did in The Hunger Games?

Throughout the games, Peeta protects Katniss and looks out for her in ways that she is not able to repay. While Peeta does these things because he cares for Katniss (and for other reasons as well), it places Katniss in an uncomfortable position because she “owes” Peeta, regardless of the source of his actions.

Why does Peeta want Cato to kill Thresh?

When Peeta hopes that Cato will kill Thresh so they don’t have to, she thinks that she doesn’t want anyone to die, and she is unable to restrain the tears from welling up in her eyes.

What does Cato do at the end of The Hunger Games?

Once on top of the Cornucopia, Cato takes a few moments to catch his breath before he grabs Peeta in a headlock, effectively cutting off his ability to breathe. When Katniss points an arrow at his head, Cato merely laughs and points out that if she shoots him, Peeta will fall to the mutts as well.