"There is a electric fence that I almost always enter in. The woods is Katniss' shelter and enemy for Katniss throughout her interactions with and in the woods. The woods brings back memories of her father. The woods is her safety comforting place that sometimes acts as an enemy. Paragraph one tells you how the woods serves as a place of shelter; The second paragraph explains how the woods becomes a enemy; paragraph three serves as a shelter and enemy/fear; and paragraph four argues is the woods more a shelter or a place of horror
The woods is the only place Katniss can actually be herself.The woods is also the only place Katniss has freedom in. The woods is the only way that Katniss can feed her family. It gives Katniss comfort knowing that
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The woods did not turn into a place of horror until the hunger games started. Back in district 12 the woods brings her safety, comfort, and freedom but here the woods brings her fear, anger, insecurity, and a tiny bit of comfort sense the games started. The only reason she has a tiny bit of comfort is because she is use to being in the woods and she knows how to find food and water she also knows how to make weapons. Author Suzanne Collins writes, "I hear a noise and pull my knife, thinking I may have to defend myself, but I only startled a rabbit." This quote shows how the woods is still sheltering for Katniss. There is still good in the woods for Katniss.
The woods is her safety comforting place that sometimes acts as an enemy. Paragraph one tells you how the woods serves as a place of shelter; The second paragraph explains how the woods becomes a enemy; paragraph three serves as a shelter and enemy/fear; and paragraph four argues is the woods more a shelter or a place of horror. There is often a duality (two) sides to all that we encounter "nothing is all good or all bad, but thinking makes it so.""The mind is its own place, and can make a hell of heaven, a heaven of hell."- John