ENG 112- The Hunger Game Discussion Questions Shon, Sung-Woo 1) Discuss the juxtaposition between the capitol and the districts; what differences do you notice? Why are these differences significant to the story? People in the capitol live in a society with developed technologies and sufficient materials. On the other hand, at the same time, districts were dominated by the capitol. People in the districts live tough lives, and they do not have basic human rights. For instance, they are forced
undergoes a journey, Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games would be a great example of this. Throughout the book we see a young woman,fight to overcome many challenges to not only survive, but to become stronger as well. She not only goes on a physical journey, she also goes on a mental journey though out the story. The fact that she must face both of these journeys by herself is what impacts the story as a whole. In the beginning of The Hunger Games we learn about Katniss and the world she lives
Flies and The Hunger Games deal with different circumstances and different situations, both books exhibit similar ideas such as the loss of innocence, importance of appearance, leadership and similar characterisations. Katniss and Ralph share many similarities as both characters are thrust into violent circumstances beyond their control; both characters find themselves isolated in a wilderness with other children. The island in Lord of the Flies and the arena in The Hunger Games leave the children
If you know the names Katniss Everdeen, Peeta Mellark, Tris Prior, and Four then you are probably one of the many adult and teen fans of the Hunger Games and Divergent movies and books. What is one big common factor between the two series? The both have a mutual theme of the dystopian world. According to the Oxford Dictionary, the definition of dystopia is “An imagined place or state in which everything is unpleasant or bad, typically a totalitarian or environmentally degraded one (Dystopia. N.d
In Suzanne Collins novel The Hunger Games Katniss Everdeen is forced to leave District 12, and her beloved family behind to continue her fight for survival in the annual hunger games arena. Although for a different reason Katniss and Peeta her only companion from District 12 are sent to the intimidating Capitol with numerous fears, but upon their arrival they are amazed by all its aspects. They then remember why they are there and realize that their journey has only begun. Along their journey
Katniss Everdeen's relationship with Gale Hawthorne is outside of the arena, which makes the love stronger and more believable; ‘Team Gale’ was forced to break up due to the Hunger Games. Her relationship with Peeta Mellark is inside the arena, and all for attention; ‘Team Peeta’ was created because of the Hunger Games. This makes the relationship less believable, and ultimately weak. Katniss Everdeen's relationship with Gale Hawthorne is stronger than with Peeta Mellark. Gale knows everything
When one thinks of someone who rebels against a government and creates an influence on a society, people normally don’t think of teenage girls. In The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, Katniss Everdeen is seen as a leader throughout her districts in the future United States, Panem. She never gave up and kept fighting for all of Panem, even through all the losses and traumatic events that took place. In contrast, in Divergent by Veronica Roth Tris Prior is not the leader of her society but she is a
"The Hunger Games" series is Amazon's biggest selling book series ever? "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins is very different from the movie. Katniss Everdeen lives with her mom and her little sister, Prim, in District 12. Each year, every district has a reaping, where they choose one boy and one girl to go fight with the other 11 districts to the death. It is important that you read this essay because the many differences between the film and the book could make you think about "The Hunger Games"
In Suzanne Collins The Hunger Games,the most significant theme is the inequality between the rich and the poor, which shows the seriousness of extreme poverty in some district, but some people are very wealthy in the Capitol as well. In Panem, people who are rich could receive better treatment, especially those in the Capitol. The Capitol is the biggest and wealthiest district among the whole country, there are various high-tech tools which may not appear in the real world, not even in a modern
The Hunger Games and Battle Royal shared some of the similar fundamental plot throughout the film. The movies plays roll that a group of children was chosen to decree to fight each other to death. I selected the scene from both movies where main characters are faced to battle last survivor to conquest the game. Battle Royal made a sense more excited with using cinematography and camera movement where as in Hunger Game they focused on sounds and editing. The story of Battle Royale is, Japanese high