Katniss wonders whether Thread knows that she has gone into the woods and turned on the fence to trap her in there so he can punish her. The theme of imprisonment and Katniss’ desperation to break free of the Capitol’s captivity appears again in the form of the electrified fence. It is not coincidence the fence is turned back on the day she goes back into the woods; instead, it is meant to send her a message that she is physically trapped within District 12.

The project she works on with Peeta is significant because it represents the first activity the two have been a part of that isn’t related to the Games, strategizing, fighting for survival, or hunting their opponents. The Capitol has never allowed Katniss and Peeta to have a normal friendship or healthy relationship. Though the Capitol has twisted, manipulated, and damaged Katniss’ relationships with others, her relationship with Peeta seems to be healing despite the threats hanging above both of their heads.

The footage shows that Bonnie and Twill were correct about the same mockingjay appearing in each shot. This is significant because, despite the improbability of the situation, it seems that all signs point toward the existence of a District 13. Katniss didn’t want to believe in it, but now it appears that she will be able to trust in not just the footage, but also in the mockingjay and the rebellion it represents.