Panem In The Hunger Games
In the novel the Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, the main character is Katniss Everdeen a female that represent district 12. Throughout her journey she has to fight against eleven other district and twenty-three other tributes in order to be the last tribute to survive. Although Katniss know that the Hunger Games is not an easy task to complete winning or staying alive is the only option, she still gain the power and confidences to compete. Throughout the Hunger Games all the power was given to the totalitarian government of the capitol. The government was able to control the people and the districts of Panem, because they hold most of the country of Panem wealth. In theHunger Games the citizens of Panem were consider to be servants in
a brutal game of life and death. The games keep the people of the districts divided and fighting among themselves. “Taking the kids from our districts, forcing them to kill on another while we watch” (1.18). The main purpose is to remind the districts how weak they are, and cannot do nothing about it, their deaths is for televised entertainment. As the journey continues Katniss started to develop more power and confidences in herself. The control the capitol has over each districts is to maintain order. But when it came to Katniss and Peeta the capitol had little control over them. “Eventually I understood this would only lead us to more trouble” (1.6). At this point in time Katniss’s fear that the capitol is controlling her. “I don’t want them to change me in there. Turn me into some kind of monster that I’m not” (10.141). Peeta wants to die as himself, not as one of the capitol’s servants. The Hunger Games involved different stages of dystopia. In which they used propaganda to control the citizens of Panem. The only option they have is to fight for their survival to win or to be killed. However Katniss defeats the capitol and frees the districts from its wrath.
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a brutal game of life and death. The games keep the people of the districts divided and fighting among themselves. “Taking the kids from our districts, forcing them to kill on another while we watch” (1.18). The main purpose is to remind the districts how weak they are, and cannot do nothing about it, their deaths is for televised entertainment. As the journey continues Katniss started to develop more power and confidences in herself. The control the capitol has over each districts is to maintain order. But when it came to Katniss and Peeta the capitol had little control over them. “Eventually I understood this would only lead us to more trouble” (1.6). At this point in time Katniss’s fear that the capitol is controlling her. “I don’t want them to change me in there. Turn me into some kind of monster that I’m not” (10.141). Peeta wants to die as himself, not as one of the capitol’s servants. The Hunger Games involved different stages of dystopia. In which they used propaganda to control the citizens of Panem. The only option they have is to fight for their survival to win or to be killed. However Katniss defeats the capitol and frees the districts from its wrath.
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