Fear In The Hunger Games By Katniss

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Everyone has gotten scared, felt fear. When in fear, your reactions are always natural. Its one of the only times only times you’ll react 100 percent natural to whatever situation you're in. In the hunger games, fear define who the characters are and how they make every decision. It shows everyone reading and watching the hunger games who characters are and how they react.
Katniss, the main character of the book grew up in a poor community. How she grew up shaped her into a different person which means the way she reacts to things are going to be much different than others. All her life she dealt with fear, both in and outside of the Hunger Games. She was a family provider because her father passed away and left them and their mom alone. The

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