Katniss Character Analysis
In the fictional novel, The Hunger Games, written by Suzanne Collins, a girl named Katniss has to fight for her life in the 74th annual Hunger Games. The book focused on Katniss volunteering to be in the Hunger Games and her journey to the arena. Also, it focused on her battling to win with her partner Peeta after a rule change allowing both to win. The three topics addressed in the exciting book are characterization, conflict, and themes.
To start, the author uses characterization to reveal a lot about the main character through her actions, but her thoughts give more of a look into why she makes the decisions she does. An example of this is, "It's such a joke! Peeta and I going along pretending to be friends !" (92). This is important because whenever Katniss, the main character, shows affection towards Peeta, the boy chosen from their district to be in the games, her thoughts let the reader know how out of her comfort zone she is. In addition, this is influential because it …show more content…
An example of the external conflict is "Oh, well, I think. There will be twenty-four of us. Odds are someone else will kill him before I do" (33). In the Hunger Games there are twenty-four contestants, two from each of twelve districts. The two from each district are a boy and a girl sent to an arena for a fight with only one victor. An example of her internal conflict is "I wonder if he's hoping that Peeta makes it as well. Gale's not my boyfriend, but would he be, if I opened that door" (280)? Gale is a friend of Katniss' from her district and they have hunted for food together since both their dads died. In order to live longer Katniss has to show affection towards Peeta, creating conflict between which of the two she actually likes. Lastly, a large amount of this book is examples of conflict, external and
To start, the author uses characterization to reveal a lot about the main character through her actions, but her thoughts give more of a look into why she makes the decisions she does. An example of this is, "It's such a joke! Peeta and I going along pretending to be friends !" (92). This is important because whenever Katniss, the main character, shows affection towards Peeta, the boy chosen from their district to be in the games, her thoughts let the reader know how out of her comfort zone she is. In addition, this is influential because it …show more content…
An example of the external conflict is "Oh, well, I think. There will be twenty-four of us. Odds are someone else will kill him before I do" (33). In the Hunger Games there are twenty-four contestants, two from each of twelve districts. The two from each district are a boy and a girl sent to an arena for a fight with only one victor. An example of her internal conflict is "I wonder if he's hoping that Peeta makes it as well. Gale's not my boyfriend, but would he be, if I opened that door" (280)? Gale is a friend of Katniss' from her district and they have hunted for food together since both their dads died. In order to live longer Katniss has to show affection towards Peeta, creating conflict between which of the two she actually likes. Lastly, a large amount of this book is examples of conflict, external and