Katniss is definitely not a man who helps the world. She is not good at communication, nor likes to communicate; she is unwilling to take heavy responsibilities because she can't bear it because of pressure; she hopes that people will no longer look to her as hope, and even want to escape from the world.
When she was in the 11th district and killed the elderly, she became responsible because she could not afford to save the world, and naturally she was unwilling to take responsibility for the victim.
She is an adolescent girl, with her own persistence, persistence, stubbornness, kindness, and ignorance of world affairs. However, he was inexplicably pushed to the height of a totem. The rulers want to use her to warn the people, and the revolutionaries want to use her to overthrow the dictatorship. But as far as she is concerned, it is already involuntary.
The final reversal of the film is a foreshadowing of a larger plan, which will give people a glimpse of interest. This may also be the biggest selling point of the series.
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