Hunger Games Reading Response

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Transcript of The Hunger Games Reading Response 2 The Hunger Games By: Suzanne Collins Main Characters: Short Summary Themes Authors Message Strategies I utilized How this infulenced me Credits: Katniss: A 16 year old young lady who is wistful and irritable. Katniss additionally has a more youthful sister named Prim. In the book, Prim gets picked out of hundreds of individuals to be a canidate in The Hunger Games to rival different areas with Peeta (the fellow who additionally got picked), Katniss didn't need Prim to leave so she volunteered to take her place. Katniss and Peeta go to the Capitol with Haymitch (their coach). Katniss and Peeta go however numerous days of preparing. They were preparing their precision and their basic instincts. Next, they go to the backwoods and begin the 74th yearly Hunger Games! After, the various canidates passed on, Cato…show more content…
I feel that aptitudes was a subject I saw in light of the fact that each canidate had their own particular abilities like for instance, Katniss was fabulous at the bow and bolt and Peeta is the expert of disguise This infulenced me to dependably contemplate the ruthlessness of war and society's desensitization to roughness. I think this in light of the fact that, war is a loathsome thing and numerous, numerous individuals kick the bucket from it and Suzanne Collins conceives that later on that there would likely be a great deal of wars and clash. This book affected me to dependably contemplate the fierceness of war, and that viciousness is never the answer. The methodologies I utilized were addressing and imagining. I doubted that "What might happen if Katniss didn't volunteer for Prim?", and I speculated that it's impossible that Prim would return alive. I envisioned in the book when Katniss pushes Cato and Cato falls on the dogs and the dogs begin eating him and I imagined in my that Cato falls and the dogs eating him. Credits to Simoni
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