Survival, Survival: The Hunger Games By Suzanne Collins

Famous naturalist, Charles Darwin once said “It is not the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive but those who can best manage change.” In The Hunger Games there are 24 kids that must fight to the death in a big area. In Suzanne collins novel, The Hunger Games, the overarching theme is that people will do whatever it takes to survive demonstrated by the characters of Katniss, Foxface, and Peeta.

In the Hunger Games, author Suzanne Collins presents the idea that when people are feeling fear the do unexpected things that can affect them in a positive or negative way. The author, Suzanne Collins, shows this when Prim’s, Katniss’ sister, name is called for her to become a tribute. In the text it says, “One time, when i was in a blind in a tree, waiting motionless for game to wonder by, I dozed off and fell ten feet to the ground, landing on my back. It was as if the impact had knocked every wisp of air from my lungs, and I lay there struggling to inhale, to exhale, to do anything.

In the novel The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, survival is a real thing in the story. Suzanne Collins presents a story of life about how people needs to bet their life so they can save their family and save their own life in a death game. It can be seen in the novel how Katniss is trying to survive in the Qurter Quell when she reaped back for the second time to fight in the arena. She has to face the people are skilled and smart to kill, through all the traps, trials and other challanges of the game that could be more danger for her life. After the first Hunger Games she had through before, makes her need to be stronger and be more careful in facing the enemies or other tributes and choosing the ally. Her skill in using an arrow is important

In the future, the world is divided into districts. The Capitol, who demonstrates the districts how powerless they are, controls them all. Two tributes are chosen from every district to contribute in the Hunger Game. An arena that resembles a natural surrounding {wilderness, rain forest, desert, and so forth.) Here, the tributes need to attempt to survive and kill one another. The last person standing wins and can never be chosen for the Games again. Katniss Everdeen is a sixteen year old and was chosen as "tribute" for the Hunger Games. She and another tribute, Peeta Mellark, who are the main characters in the movie, and together they must battle until the very end with twenty two different tributes from other districts areas on live TV.

The topic of Social Inequality has been around for thousands of years. The world, as we know, is full of different kind of people. Social inequality is characterized by the existence of an unequal distribution of wealth, respect, and opportunities. The world is divided in high, middle and lower class of people. The argument of Social Inequality is so trivial today, most of the people refuse to believe it even exist. The Hunger Games, an accurate book by Susan Collins, is a microcosm of what is going on in the world today. Social inequality occurs at all levels in The Hunger Games. The book is all about how the poor suffers while the rich enjoy. The nation of Panem, where wealth is heavily stored up in the hands of those living in the

In the novel, The Hunger Games, written by Suzanne Collins, there are many themes some of which include: survival, sacrifice and power, but in my opinion the most important theme of the novel is sacrifice. This is a futuristic dystopian novel, which takes place in a country called Panem (which used to be North America). After an uprising against the Capitol, District 13 lies in ruins and the Hunger Games are established as retribution. Every year one boy and one girl from each of the remaining 12 districts, (who are known as tributes), must “ fight to death” (Chapter 1, page 22, line 5) in a secluded area, devised by the Capitol, until “the last tribute standing wins”. (Chapter 1, page 22, line 6) Katniss Everdeen is a 16-year-old girl

The Hunger Games is a thriller by Suzanne Collins that embarks upon the remarkable story of Katniss Everdeen and her struggle during a time of inequality and disparity. The Hunger Games, however it might seem controversial, is a story that enlightens the reader of the true nature of man and his mad grab for power. The story's universe is a dystopia set in "Panem", a country consisting of the wealthy Capitol and twelve districts in varying states of poverty. Every year, children are chosen to participate in a compulsory annual televised death match called The Hunger Games for the entertainment of the Capitol. The plot portrays the potentially bleak future of America as a dystopian society dominated by class struggles.

The key to survival is to never give up and have your mind set to do the impossible. In “The Hunger Games” Katniss Everdeen has to be one of the last survivors along her teammate, Petta. Katniss has to survive “The Hunger Games” for district 12 and for her to stay alive. Katniss has to survive the hunger games to return home to her family. If she wanted to fight for her life she had to seek for food, shelter, weapons, and anything possible that can improve her chances at staying alive . She relies on her hunting

In Collins’s novel The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, the main character, Katniss Everdeen has to struggle for survive for the second time in Quarter Quell, a game was made by the Capitol every twenty-five years once to celebrate the 75th Hunger Games. Katniss has to fight back to defending her life in this deadly game. It is not an easy thing to do by her, because in this game the opponents to be faced is not the ordinary people as her opponents in the last Hunger Games, rather they are the winners of each Quarter Quell who has been

As much as I don't want to watch the Games, especially this year, the Gamemakers don't give me a choice. I am forced to watch my best friend kill or be killed. Right now Katniss is on her way to the Capitol, to meet her Mentor, Haymitch. Haymitch is the one and only winner from District 12 and he’s supposed to help Katniss train, plan a strategy, and get sponsors to survive The Hunger

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins is a fiction book that takes place in the future. The main character, Katniss Everdeen, lives in a community called District Twelve. Her districts, along with many others, are very unwealthy. Overall, there are twelve different districts. Every year these districts come together for the annual Hunger Games. The Hunger Games are made up of people from each district fighting against each other for riches and fame as entertainment for the people of the Capitol, the supreme ruler of all districts. One boy and one girl from each district, each from age twelve to eighteen, are picked to compete in the Games. On the 74th Annual Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen’s sister, Prim Rose, is picked and Katniss volunteers

From the above conclusion, the researchers wanted to convey some suggestions related to the understanding of literary works, especially novels, and which became the subject of analysis in the novel The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, as follows

The Hunger Games has several themes, but one of the most dominant themes that carries throughout the entire novel is the theme of survival. From the very beginning of the first chapter, Collins introduces a dystopian world in which survival in the Districts does not come easily. From the perspective of her protagonist Katniss, Collins reveals just how difficult daily life in District Twelve and the 'Seam' can be; from scrounging for food, signing up for tesserae, learning how to trap and hunt, Katniss has been honing her survival skills for years before she ever set a foot in the Hunger Games arena.

This theme also occurs during the main part of the book which is the actual games and the whole idea of the games is to survive and be the last one alive. There dropped into the arena with nothing and then they have to run to the middle of it to get supplies and weapons and that´s where most of them die.

With a promise to her sister Prim that she will at least try to win, Katniss is whisked to the Capitol with her fellow tribute Peeta Mellark. It is at this time readers feel the love Katniss has for her sister because she is risking her life in a fight to the death battle just so her sister Prim may survive. The Capitol is a place where there is plenty of food, big buildings and somewhere safe from the games, a place that is the complete opposite of District Twelve. Katniss can’t marvel for long before she thrown into the preparation for the games. Before she starts preparing, Peeta and Katniss meet their mentor, Haymitch Abernathy, District Twelve’s only living victor, but Haymitch seems useless as he is always drunk and stumbling. So for preparation for the Games they listen to instructors on combat and survival tactics, hoping what they learn and already know is enough to keep them alive and survive the Games. It is here at training that Katniss realises how disadvantaged she and others are compared to District One and Two tributes, as it seems though the tributes from One and Two have been training all their lives to compete. To Katniss though training is the easiest part, getting sponsors, to her, is much more difficult but with the help of her stylist and new friend Cinna,