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Chapter Summary: The Hunger Games Catching Fire

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In the Novel “The Hunger Games Catching Fire” Many New things have occurred but some parts of the book really surprised me. In chapter 9 to 14 it explains on how Katniss wants to run away from the district with Peeta and Haymitch but right before the day they are going to run something bad happens. On that day Gale is found on the ground half dead and being beat by someone. Katniss tries to save Gale but ends up being whipped by the rope across the cheek. Peeta and Haymitch help Gale up from the ground and quickly takes home to Katniss’s house. Katniss’s mom quickly tells Prim to get some medicine and towels to heal and clean Gale. Later Everyone goes to sleep except for Katniss, she stays with Gale until he wakes up and they talk

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