Peeta Haymitch: A Summary

“Theresa, a Haytien Tale” is a short story that was originally published in Freedom’s Journal, the first African American newspaper in the United States, in 1828. This fictional short story is centered around three free women of color, Madame Paulina, and her daughters, Amanda and Theresa, and their actions to help Haiti to become independent during the Haitian Revolution. The reason the author chose to publish “Theresa, a Haytien Tale,” a text that highlighted liberating roles for female heroine of color who aided in the Haitian Revolution, in Freedom Journal was because the story reflected and brought attention to the social issues occurring at that time in New York.

When a coach focuses on favorites instead of the good of the entire team, it really will set a bad vibe through the gym. I never kissed butt to get where I wanted to be. My parents did not pay loads of money for me to play on clubs so they could pay for my playing time. I came to work, but that was never good enough. I was working in overdrive to get my playing time, but again, the coach focused on the favorites and the girls who

Coach held tryouts where many inexperienced college players came to try and make the team. He picked out the 20 players he thought could get the job done. With vagarious training he tries to get them ready for the tough season ahead. Throughout the training there

“Harry bought thima long plastic sword, which Duke tossed into the bottom of his play chest, and a two-headed ax, which Duje traded to the boy three houses down for a large stuffed pink elephant. When Harry saw the elephant, he decided that things had gone to far and he’d better take matters into his own hands.” Harry has really had it with the way Duke is acting a feels like it has gone out of hand. A sudden change happens in the story … Duke tries out for the wrestling team. “Later that year, Duke surprised and delighted his father by going out for the high-school wrestling team. He was still a thin gawky kid—more elbows than shoulders—and it looked for a long time as though he was going to be cut, but he went to all the practices and called Coach Waterman “sir” and ended up making the junior varsity as a substitute at 135 pounds.” Duke makes the wrestling team as a substitute, His father Harry gets really excited and goes to every match even though Duke rarely plays.

According to Joseph Campbell, “A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself.” Everyone imagines heroes differently. Heroes do not always have to have supernatural abilities. They can simply be regular people who make a difference in someone’s life. Peeta, from the Hunger Games Trilogy, is a hero in his own way. Peeta is just a regular young man until he is forced to go into the arena and fight to the death on live television. Peeta does not know the effect he is going to have. Peeta gave people hope and faith. Peeta does not try to become a hero, but the choices he makes are what led him to be known as a hero.

“What I need to survive is not Gale’s fire, kindled with rage and hatred, I have plenty of fire myself. What I need is the dandelion in the spring. The bright yellow that means rebirth instead of destruction. The promise that life can go on, no matter how bad out losses. That it can be good again. And only Peeta can give me that.” - Katniss Everdeen, Mockingjay

The coach also does not create any positive feedback for the weaker links on the team to work with. Instead of telling the team they ALL did well, the coach focuses on who are the better athletes. As a result, the members feel

In the beginning of the book, Jake is the third string quarterback and won't have much playing time. He worked really hard in practice and even stayed after practice to work with his coach J, even motivating him. On page 58 it says “Coach jessup had

In the town of Peetz over the last 100 years,there has been some significant changes. Over the last 100 years, businesses have died,and the population and occupations have changed along with school have changed drastically in the last 100 years.

David Entwistle’s book was published in 2010 and discusses the ongoing challenge of the areas of Psychology and Theology and whether they are at odds with each other. The core idea of the textbook is tossed around initially and poses the question that it may be impossible for theology and psychology to co-exist in the same area because of the nature of both: one is based solely on faith and the other is based on proven truth. The author refers to the ancient cities of Athens and Jerusalem to help the reader to grasp the

District 12 Peeta is sweet and harmless, he is a baker. In the arena he has to be ruthless. He joined a pack of the Careers. We aren’t sure yet if he has done this as an act to try to stay alive or if he truly trusts these people. I think that he has joined them to keep them away from Katniss. If this is true, his true character, or being the “good guy” is still intact. Peeta does not want to have to kill other people or fight them off. Katniss reveals that Peeta looks rough when she first sees him. This could be because he went for the cornucopia, but not for supplies, to get killed in the first few minutes of the game but somehow survived. If Peeta is put into the situation where he has to be killed or kill, this concern of “dying as himself”

Julie could have met with the coach before the beginning of the season to discuss that she had the authority to pull athletes from the game if she thought that it was best for the health of the athlete(s). This way the coach would have known that no matter what he says or thinks Julie gets the final call on if players get to return to the game.

Performance profiling is used in many sports and has been found to enhance coach-athlete communication by enabling the coach to understand how the athlete currently feels about their training or performance. This information has been found to assist the coach in the development of training sessions that take into account the athlete’s perspective.

The match with Dighton was yesterday, Dighton was come early than they should be so we guess they were dismissed from school, and Coach said they could walk here, why they have to being dismissed. We started at 3:30, have 7 people who actually play for score. Corinne Morhy is the first single player, second single is Catie Ledwidge, and Molly Belanger is the third single. Me and Jenna Hodgson are playing first double, when we were try out, my point is playing third single but i don’t really want to so the person right after me will play is Molly, last is second double, they are juniors Abbey Tavares and Bianca Andronic.

I think Peeta wants to be coached separately because Peeta wants Katniss to win and all he wants to do is protect her from the other tributes and so should could win the games. I also think that Peeta asked to be coached separately so that he could ask Haymitch if it would be a good idea to say at the interviews that he like Katniss. This would make Katniss look likable and maybe get her sponsors. Peeta doesn't want Katniss to know about him wanting to train separately so he only tells Haymitch about what he wants to do. Peeta wants to be Katniss shadow during the game so he could watch over her and do whatever it takes to keep her safe from the other tributes. I believe that Peeta is doing this behind her back because he really like Katniss