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What a Mockingjay eats?

The Mockingjay, a fictional bird from Suzanne Collins' "The Hunger Games" trilogy, doesn't actually eat anything.

It's a symbol, a hybrid creature that represents rebellion and hope. It's not a real animal with real dietary needs.

However, in the context of the story, the Mockingjay symbol is often associated with the same food as the people of Panem:

* Grains: Bread, porridge, etc.

* Vegetables: Roots, fruits, etc.

* Meat: Rarely available, especially during the Hunger Games.

The Mockingjay's food is a metaphor for the struggles and limitations faced by the people of Panem, emphasizing the lack of resources and the constant threat of starvation.

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