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3D Symbols In The Hunger Games
The Hunger Games project shows my best work that I have done in my Language Arts class. This project is about creating a 3D symbol they represent the book. I created a 3D symbol where one side is a picture of a mocking jay in the middle of the ring of fire with the bow and arrow near its head. Both the bird and fire represents Katniss because she is the mocking jay and because her nickname was "the girl on fire". The bow and arrow represent the weapon that Katniss used during the Hunger Games.

The other side of my symbol display a mocking jay biting on a white flower. The white flower represents Mr. Snow, Katniss's enemy. The mocking jay biting on a white flower shows that Katniss hate Mr. Snow because of how he forces innocent

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