Valuing The People In The Hunger Games By Suzanne Collins

Sometimes going out of your way to do things for people can benefit for you. Valuing the people around you can help. The book ill be talking about is The hunger games by Suzanne Collins. The book follows a young lady named katniss. She lives in district 12 and she is very poor. They have an annual hunger games which basically means 24 victims are placed into an arena and have ro fight to the death until there is one victor. The arena is man made and can change. Katniss works together with her district mate peta. They create a fake persona that they are star crossed lovers but in reality peta actually loves her. The problem with this is katniss is still caught up on another guy but might be trying to be extra nice to peeta because she feels he owes him for when they were younger. At the end of the games they are the only ones left and they stood up to the capital saying they couldnt just live without each other. With berrys in hand that will kill them the gamemakers change the rules and they are

Katniss and rue stuck together at a point. Tresh put his and Katniss’s differences aside because of rue. He decided to let her go. He saw she was scared and that she teamed up with a child. She kept her safe to the end and sang her to sleep. Thresh knew to let her go for rue. Page 287- 288 “”Whatd she mean? About rue being your ally?” “I--I-- we teamed up. Blew up the supplies. I tried to save her, i did. But he got there first. District one,” I say. Maybe if he knows i helped rue, he wont choose some slow, sadistic end for me. “And you killed him?” He demands. “Yes. I killed him. And buried her in flowers,” I say. “And i sang her to sleep.” ….. “Just this one time, i let you go. For the little girl. You and me, we’re even then. No more owed. You understand?”” Even when things are hard and they were in a tough patch Thresh let his soft side show and let katniss go regardless of being in the