Essay Of Totalitarianism In The Hunger Games

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It can be observed that throughout the Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, there have been implication of the set of rules that have been imposed by the government in or the organization which have made the games or the society to function accordingly. It is the way of approach that a person might feel and realize that he is being controlled to an extent that the government or an organization that has a lot of power is over all the things that are happening. Hunger games and the procedure of the games are an example of the government controlling our moves and at the same time monitoring everything that we do because it would take the government out of the power if they stop controlling the moves of the society and monitoring them. On the novel Hunger Games, it can be observed that country named Panem is divided into various groups and every year it could be observed that all the moves that are being done are monitored, it is like a game that people are picked from the districts and are chosen to be a part of the game, that allows the people to …show more content…

As mentioned in the article titled. “Totalitarianism in the 21st Century”, it can be observed that “Totalitarianism in fascist Germany and communist Russia was a fine and dandy undertaking consisting of slave labor and concentration camps” (Stein). This explains the way in which the Germans under the rule of Hitler were a victim of totalitarianism, and at the same time they would not have any choice but to go with the will of Hitler. It is something that made the people to support him as he would provide them with basic necessities, but apart from that there was more of his will and at the same time his choices that made him to become a victim of being killed as the things he used to do, like have concentration camps and massive genocide was something that was not accepted by the humanity which led to his