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ne of the essential applications of understanding monster genetics is exploiting vulnerabilities. 1. Elemental Resistances and Weaknesses Each monster exhibits specific elemental resistances and weaknesses, often rooted in their genetic makeup. Common patterns include: Elder Dragons tend to have hig
idnapping and manipulation by the Capitol reveal themes of psychological resilience. Test Focus: Analyze his mental state, his relationship with Katniss, and his role in the rebellion. 3. Gale Hawthorne Role: Katniss’s best f
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