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My favorite character from the book called Hunger Games is Cinna because he is one of the good characters in this book. He was killed by the capital by giving hope to poor people, and encouraging them to fight back the government. In the book of Hunger Games Cinna is a designer and stylist that was assigned for districted 12. Even though Cinna was one of the rich people he knew that President Snow was a dictator and he became good friends with Katniss and her friends. In the second book of Hunger Games Cinna made an awesome dress that catches on fire for Katniss and Peeta to wear in the parade at the Capital. Because of the dress that Cinna made,
Cattiness and Peeta got a lot of attention from the crowd as well
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