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    Hunger Games I think Katniss´ relationship with Gale helped her survival the most. I picked him because she has known him for just about her whole life and he helped her and her family anytime they needed him. One of the reasons he taught her how to make snares. He taught her this when they first met because he thought she was stealing it but then they worked it out to where they would work together. Katniss would animals stuff with her bow and gale would trap and carry them. This helped her…

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    History would lead you to believe that someone more built, older, and more experienced with weapons is likely to win the 2017 Hunger Games. Although I might not be as athletically build, tall, and mentally smart with the wild, a 13-year-old female will come out victorious as the 2017 Hunger Games winner. So you should sponsor me. If you are wondering what the Hunger Games is and why you need sponsors then let me explain it to you. Each year 12 boys and 12 girls are required to participate in…

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    Katniss Challenges

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    never suffer in a lifetime. She lost her father as a young child during a mine incident, then became the head of the household at age eleven. Katniss volunteered for the Hunger Games in place of her sister at age 16. Also, Katniss accidently made the government angry through a small act of accidental rebellion, at the end of the Hunger Games. Most never suffer through all that in a lifetime, but our young heroine not only suffered, but survived, all the grueling challenges life put in her way. …

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    In The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, Katniss Everdeen, the main character, is characterized in many ways. Katniss is a strongly developed character. The reader learns so much about Katniss due to the book being in first person. Some of Katniss’ major characteristics are brave, independent, and protective. Being brave is a difficult task to accomplish, but Katniss Everdeen nails it. One example of Katniss showing her bravery is when Katniss volunteers as tribute for her sister (page 25).…

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    narrative story, the protagonist is greatly shaped by the journey they partake in before descending into the underworld. The physical and mental training they undergo is character building and significantly important to the storyline. In the movie The Hunger Games, Katniss, the protagonist is helped along through the rough times from her mentor Haymitch and her ally Peeta. Without these two people Katniss may have not gained the wisdom, or assurance she needed in order to win The Games. A…

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    In the book ‘The Hunger Game Catching Fire’ i've learned many new and interesting things that got my attention, like when Gale was beat and almost got killed, and when the poison fog almost killed finnick, Peeta, and Katniss. In the book the most intense part was at then end when Katniss shot the arrow at the barrier right when after the lightning strikes and everything falls apart and it looks like Katniss dies. One of the major things that are solved is when Beetee finds out that when the…

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    there are no local grocery stores or small shops nearby. They can’t decide one day that they need a power bar and just walk over to the store. Another reason why people are having trouble getting access to food is transportation costs. Some places the World Food Program has to fly a helicopter over the area just to get proper resources to the village. Or if gas is too expensive or an embargo has been put in place, massive shortages can ensue. Another reason why access to food is difficult is the…

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    particular that stood out to me in the past five years and it is The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. This book spoke to me as no other book has ever; I 'm the type of person that doesn 't interested in reading novels, but this one called me in. The Hunger Games series is a trilogy that tells a story of 13 communities (called districts) that are battling for food and survival for their districts in a game called the Hunger Games. The Story is based off survival of the fittest, and…

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    The Arab Spring

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    early 2011.Moreover, the main reason of the revaluation was the dissatisfaction with their governments and to improve their living stander. Unfortunately, the outcomes of this revolution have created a horrible lifestyle. Currently, they are facing hunger, lack education, and death at sea shores. Huger is another way of dying alive, which is worse than dying in wars. Image being hungry for a day, or so, what are our feelings? And now image these people who are living…

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    penalizes you with ostracization or even death? The genre of sci-fi and theme of dystopian fiction can be portrayed through various mediums, such as television, film, and novels in order to portray important themes. Novels such as Huxley’s Brave New World urge the readerto value individualism and resist unrelenting conformity, even when it is presented as a utopia. Additionally, science fiction television shows such as The Twilight Zone provide serialized episodes with shorter runtimes for…

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