How Does The Hunger Games Affect Society
Destruction caused by the hunger games/negative influences caused by the game.
This novel describes a government, the Capitol that controls twelve different districts categorized to one’s wealth in Panem. The poorest district, 13 did attempted to rebel against the government which did not work for them. Due to this rebellion they created the hunger games to be conducted every year to remind others about their authority and make them pay for what they did. By creating the games, they try to prove to others that if they rebel the government they will torture them even to death. One boy and one girl between the age ranges of 12-18 are chosen from all twelve districts each year. These 24 tributes are placed in an arena and fight each other to survive until one person is surviving. In the Hunger Games, written by Susan Collins the hunger games is seen to negatively harm the society …show more content…
The districts all pay a yearly sacrifice to the Capitol in the form of their tributes. These tributes are children who will die in the Hunger Games. Katniss is seen explaining, how she is outraged by the fact that they use children as a sacrifice just to prove that they’re at the government’s mercy. Children killing other children is a source of entertainment for the country, Panem's, Capitol citizens. The violence of the Capitol's is disgusting and unthinkable to every viewer. Every citizen is aware that 23 children will die and that they all have less than 25% of surviving. These games are seen as an entertainment and celebration to Capitol although it is a time of horror and despair to the 12 districts. 24 tributes are brought to the Capitol and are forced to take part in a tribute parade before the Games. This displays how the Capitol is seen harming children by killing almost all of them to teach this lesson. The Hunger Games would not negatively harm the society if it had not harmed anyone physical especially to
This novel describes a government, the Capitol that controls twelve different districts categorized to one’s wealth in Panem. The poorest district, 13 did attempted to rebel against the government which did not work for them. Due to this rebellion they created the hunger games to be conducted every year to remind others about their authority and make them pay for what they did. By creating the games, they try to prove to others that if they rebel the government they will torture them even to death. One boy and one girl between the age ranges of 12-18 are chosen from all twelve districts each year. These 24 tributes are placed in an arena and fight each other to survive until one person is surviving. In the Hunger Games, written by Susan Collins the hunger games is seen to negatively harm the society …show more content…
The districts all pay a yearly sacrifice to the Capitol in the form of their tributes. These tributes are children who will die in the Hunger Games. Katniss is seen explaining, how she is outraged by the fact that they use children as a sacrifice just to prove that they’re at the government’s mercy. Children killing other children is a source of entertainment for the country, Panem's, Capitol citizens. The violence of the Capitol's is disgusting and unthinkable to every viewer. Every citizen is aware that 23 children will die and that they all have less than 25% of surviving. These games are seen as an entertainment and celebration to Capitol although it is a time of horror and despair to the 12 districts. 24 tributes are brought to the Capitol and are forced to take part in a tribute parade before the Games. This displays how the Capitol is seen harming children by killing almost all of them to teach this lesson. The Hunger Games would not negatively harm the society if it had not harmed anyone physical especially to