In both books the authors involve teenagers between a certain age span to be killed off, in Unwind we see this with the age span of 13-18 when a child is allowed to be unwound and in the Hunger Games, the age span is 12-18 when they are allowed into the lottery for the games. In Hunger Games and Unwind there is a sense of murdering that is happening, in Unwind if you are being unwound you are being murdered by the government. If you get chosen in the lottery in the Hunger Games you have to kill others in order to survive. Another example would be the weird customs shown in both novels, in Unwind that it is illegal to have an abortion but you are allowed to sign your child up to be unwound. Then in the Hunger Games they have big televisions or computers that allow for people to watch the Games, but in district 12 they do not have access to these things. We also see that in these dystopian novels, characters are added to help the main character storyline be more opened up. In the Hunger Games, Peeta is brought in and we see more of Katniss emotions. Then in Unwind, Risa and Levi are introduced and we get a better insight of Connor and how he reacts with people around his
In both books the authors involve teenagers between a certain age span to be killed off, in Unwind we see this with the age span of 13-18 when a child is allowed to be unwound and in the Hunger Games, the age span is 12-18 when they are allowed into the lottery for the games. In Hunger Games and Unwind there is a sense of murdering that is happening, in Unwind if you are being unwound you are being murdered by the government. If you get chosen in the lottery in the Hunger Games you have to kill others in order to survive. Another example would be the weird customs shown in both novels, in Unwind that it is illegal to have an abortion but you are allowed to sign your child up to be unwound. Then in the Hunger Games they have big televisions or computers that allow for people to watch the Games, but in district 12 they do not have access to these things. We also see that in these dystopian novels, characters are added to help the main character storyline be more opened up. In the Hunger Games, Peeta is brought in and we see more of Katniss emotions. Then in Unwind, Risa and Levi are introduced and we get a better insight of Connor and how he reacts with people around his