Hunger Games Argumentative Essay

The Hunger Games is a novel about the "haves" and the "have nots -that is, the people who have money and the people who have money and the people who dont. The capitol has many of it. while the capitol is weathier than other districts, some of the districts have advantages than others. For example they can train there own people to get read and do well int he Hunger Games- a competiton they see as a ay to gain glory and fame. How about the poor districts? Well, they dont have much of an advantage there. District 12, Katniss's District, is an coal minning region that never stands a chance in the games. They view the games as a punishment that must be edured- Something that robs them of their children and family.

In the book some of the differences you see in the social status that the capitol do surgerys to make people appear younger and thinner, also they have so much money that they get there food given to them to eat. But in District 12, Looking old is something of an achievement since so many people die early. Also they have to try to survive every day by go hunting to fin there own food to survive. This clearly shows the differences between the social status in this book. It shows that the districts that are poor like district 12 suffer more and care about there life more than the capitol because they get everything they want by doing nothing.
Not Only that wealth affects the districts with the amount of food they eat, it also affects how the districts view the game. That's when wealth comes into play. The weathier districts have an big advantage because they always get food every day. Also they get trained so when they get reaped for the games they are already trained and strong. This shows that wealth plays a big factor in the social structure and also in the