She decides she isn't anyone at all and returns to her room where she breaks plates and makes a mess in her anger. Katniss doesn't want the audience to know things about her private life, though, since they've taken so much from her already. Haymitch grows aggravated with her and tells her that she has no personality, that she's too hostile and that he's not able to find out anything about her. He tries to find a particular angle for her - aloof, charming, fierce - but none of them work. Katniss struggles even more with Haymitch, who coaches her on content. Effie reminds her, though, that her survival depends on her ability to pretend. When Effie instructs Katniss to act as if she is answering questions among friends, Katniss says they're not her friends, these people who are betting on how long she'll survive.
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Effie teaches Katniss how to act like a lady: how to sit, how to walk, how to smile and gesture and get the audience to like her. Katniss and Peeta spend the day preparing separately for their interviews the following evening. It's time, though, she decides, that they stop pretending to be friends since they will have to try to kill one another in just two days, after the Games start. She questions this, though, wondering if maybe she did trust the part of him that gave her bread as a child, the Peeta who covered for her with the Avox girl and steadied her on the chariot. Katniss works to overcome her feelings of betrayal, deciding that in order to feel betrayed she would have had to trust Peeta in the first place, which she never did.
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