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Katniss Peeta Conflict Analysis

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This novel demonstrates the conflict of person vs. self as Katniss is facing her own inner struggle of deciding who she truly loves. She has difficulty choosing between Gale and Peeta. As she contemplates choosing Peeta over Gale, it clearly states that she will feel some sort of regret not being with Gale. She realizes that if she choose Peeta “[she] will never have a life with Gale, even if [she] want to. [She] will never be allowed to live alone. [She] will have to be forever in love with Peeta” (Collins, 41). This conflict is important because the fate of the nation hinges on Katniss’s decision. If she chooses Gale then a war may break out, due to multiple sparked rebellions. The president wishes for her to choose Peeta to prove to the

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