The Hunger Games: Thematic Analysis

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In The Hunger Games, there are parts that can be argued It seems each character, event, and chapter brings even more action and importance. Discussions revealed multiple examples of important elements from characterizations, to themes and lessons, to symbolism. However, the most important part of the entire novel is when Katniss volunteers to be tribute because this scene shows the love Katniss has for her sister and how far she’s really willing to go to protect her sister, it also begins the whole story because it’s what got her are enough to create the rebellion, and it’s what made her meet Peeta, and create a relationship between them. Katniss volunteering for her sister is most important is because it shows how far Katniss is willing to go, just to ensure her sister’s safety. In the text, it states “The Peacekeepers are back too soon and Gale asks for more time, but they 're taking him away and I start to panic. "Don 't let them starve!" This shows that Katniss cares about her family even though she knows she’s going to her death. Because no matter what she’s going to find …show more content…

Katniss would have never In the text, it talks about when the president of district 13 tells Katniss, that the rebellion is only possible with her. This explains or shows that the rebellion would never be possible without Katniss. This helps the overall meaning of the book /symbolism/theme is not to let other control you over fear, and that hope is the only light, it means Katniss is that hope and the capital is the fear controlling everything. While some students believe that Rue’s song is the most important element because of how Katniss learns to love and be nice to people because people don’t live forever. However my reason is more important because it explains all that “ rue’s song explains, maybe not the same but definitely the better