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    In Suzanne Collins’ exciting novel The Hunger Games, the author depicts the struggle of two tributes from District 12 and their personal development as well as how they survive in the harsh wilderness of the arena. In the beginning of the Hunger Games the story takes place in District 12, which is a part of the nation of Panem. Panem was originally home of 13 Districts but the government took control and destroyed the 13th because the people tried to rebel. As a punishment for what they did…

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    In the novel, “The Hunger Games”, by Suzanne Collins, the theme is that in the Hunger Games, one must be fit, survival ready, skillful and intelligent to survive. Katniss is intensely skillful at hunting, and she uses it to her advantage. On page 241 it says, ““... I discover a flock of grooslings perched in the trees and take out three before they know what hit them.” This shows that Katniss is an extremely skillful hunter. In addition, this displays that Katniss is skillful with a bow and…

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    long to put yourself back together as it does to fall apart.” From Suzanne Collins Are the odds really in your favor? For Katniss Everdeen, they're against her. In the novel ‘The Hunger Games’ by Suzanne Collins, there are an abundant amount of characters with great backgrounds and different personalities. She encompasses several amazing people such as Katniss Everdeen, who is a brave and charming girl. In the book, Collins explains the hardships and life of Katniss. While she has to fight…

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    In The Hunger Games, author Suzanne Collins presents the idea that distractions led by cowardice and fear keep people from involving themselves in more important matters. Especially when people are fearful for something in the future. In society people have things that they’d rather delay for as long as possible. They will be too distracted by the fact that they don’t want something to happen, that they don’t even realize that something is going on below the surface. For example in The Hunger…

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    The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins is ultimately a situation where is all about mental and physical ability to have in the game to survive and to handle any kind obstacle issues in a situation to win it. To have the mind stick to game mode. As people always think that a game is hard to survive and to be left with someone in the game. Without the feeling from Katniss thought that she was not going to find a cure medicine for Peeta who was battling trough some sickness that he had from an injury…

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    Spotlights in the Darkness Rating: I would rate The Hunger Games novel written by Suzanne Collins an 8.9/10 for these three reasons. First, I like the Hunger Games’ plot because it reflected the social problems that the world faced realistically. Problems like wars, destitution, or dictators are strongly mentioned in the novel. Second, I like the way it’s written. The complicated, polished way of vocabulary made the story dramatic. Lastly, The Hunger Games contained grieve, thorny feelings as we…

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    My book The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins is about a world that is divided into 12 districts, each for a specific export for example District 12’s main export is coal. Anyways the rich in the story live at the capital, where everything that the districts made are used. The story is about Katniss and Peeta who are tributes from District 12 who are competing in the Hunger Games which is a competition that has tributes from all of the districts compete and slaughter each other until there is one…

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    The scoring for The Hunger Games is the time where the participants show off what they can do, in order to try to impress the judges, or the sponsors. One participant, Katniss Everdeen, shows up for the scoring. She uses the bow and arrow to impress the judges, but on her first shot, she misses the target completely. She is very mad, and the judges are all laughing at her and they stop paying attention to her. She then shoots again and hits the target directly in the middle, but no one is…

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    Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games is the story of a young Katniss Everdeen and her quest to save her sister and herself in their post-apocalyptic country of Panem. The apocalypse that creates Panem is described through a list of natural disasters: drought, storms, fires, and seas that engulfed the lands. Through the destruction, Panem was formed and a new country was brought to life . This apocalypse took place on, “what was once called North America” (Collins 20). The familiarity of the…

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    even heaven as hell or an extremely wretched life as paradise.”. Adolf Hitler was the famous leader of the infamous Nazi party and was a beloved dictator in his people 's eyes much like President Snow in the novel trilogy The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. Adolf Hitler believed that there was a certain type of people superior to others. President Snow demonstrates a similar attitude seeing his residents of the Capitol as being superior to the lesser individuals dwelling in the Districts. In…

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