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In “The Hunger Games,” the bow and arrow seem to become a sign of hope for the underdogs, Katniss and Peeta, which becomes a symbolic symbol. It’s an underdogs weapon which makes the outcome of The Hunger Games a bit surprising, which only adds to the story and deepens the meaning of the bow and arrow. I do believe it to be a bit over exaggerated as well, because of certain circumstances. Archery, in simple terms, is a weapon of weak people, not because they are physically weak but because they aren’t

THE HUNGER GAMES     “The thought makes me smile. I drop my hands and hold my face up to the moonlight so the cameras can be sure to catch it” (12). This is one of the millions of catching quotes in the book The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. But there is a lot more to know about this book then its thrilling  breath-taking quotes. This book takes place in an old poor neighborhood broken down houses, old wood, rusty metal you get the point,  in the morning, almost time for the drawing... Meet Katniss

The first novel of ‘The Hunger Games’ trilogy by Suzanne Collins is regarding a dystopian world in a country named Panem where the Capitol resorts to reaping 24 innocent children from their homes as a form of entertain and an act of dominance against the remaining 12 districts. The excerpt that is being analysed takes place towards the end of the novel during Chapter 25. Suzanne Collins describes the intenseness of chapter 25 by using the Cornucopia as a symbolic reference to where the tributes

In a dystopian society, there is always a leader of the pack. Suzanne Collins’ popular novel, The Hunger Games, is based on a 16-year-old teenager who is the ultimate friend and family member. In this novel, Katniss Everdeen volunteers as tribute to compete in The Hunger Games. Over the course of the novel, Katniss goes through challenges socially, physically, and mentally. Katniss’ loving, brave and caring personality proves that she is a great friend and family member. In this novel, Katniss is

The Hunger Games, directed by Gary Ross, is set in Panem a future version of North America. We see the continent divided into 12 districts where each has its own speciality as well as a separate Capitol. Every year, each district sends out one male and female tribute between the ages of 12 and 18 into an event where each fight to the death until one sole victor remains. This type of society has many different attributes of a dystopia, but what is a dystopia? It is defined as a place or state in which

The Hunger Games is a dystopian novel regarding life under a repressive government, it is also a saga in which the reader follows the protagonist, Katniss Everdeen, and her identity transformation from a mundane girl into a heroine. Moreover, Katniss Everdeen identity change occurs when she decided to take the place of her sister and participate as a tribute in the Hunger Games, an annual televised event in which children duel to the death in an arena. During Katniss’ journey, the reader can explore

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay- Part 2 is the least enjoyable out of the four series; it's dull, dreadful, and slow moving. The plot for those who don't know, involves the final assault on the oppressive Capitol by Katniss Everdeen who is played by Jennifer Lawrence and a group of her rebellious victors. Katniss and her team are sent by the rebel leader Alma Coin who is played by Julianne Moore to what seemed to be a typical propaganda mission in areas of the capital already appeased by rebel troops

The Hunger Games directed by Gary Ross released in 22nd March 2012, is based on the Suzanne Collins novel of the same name. The Hunger Games is a film about a post-apocalyptic Panem, with its Capital and twelve districts that partake in a yearly event, called the Hunger Games where a male and female tribute from each of the twelve districts fight until the death in an arena until a lone tribute remains who becomes the winner. This annual event is held as a reminder for the uprising that happened

Have you ever read Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins? The Testing by Joelle Charbonneau? Have you ever think about the similarities and differences of their book? What will happen if you combined them together? Hunger Games book is about a game of death, which every capitol is reaping to select the two tributes, girl and boy. And after all the tribute are selected they're going to put into one place to kill each other and only two tribute will be alive. When they survive, they will have a source of

Comparing and Contrasting the Hunger Games the Movie and the Book The hunger games has a book and a movie the book and the movie are alike and different in many ways. The book was published September 14, 2008. The movie was released March 23, 2012. Here are the differences and the way they are alike. Katniss and Gale have olive skin and black hair in the book. But in the movie they both are fair and have brunette hair.The book describes Katniss has being smaller than most of the tributes, but