The Hunger Games: A Literary Analysis
No one wants to say it out loud, but the public expects you to die for your district. As the day begins, everyone lines up six feet apart.
Kids have no boundaries. It definitely seems like the white, good-looking, rich kids have all the advantages in this game.
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Th You wonder why the parents who constantly complain about the government are so willing to turn their kids over to this government institution. You make a big show of how excited you are to be locked inside a completely artificial environment with no ventilation in hopes that anonymous donors will have pity on you and fund your basic needs.
You make eye contact with your work friend. You would literally get stung by hornets to escape some of these teenagers. The end of the day leaves you traumatized and exhausted, and people expect you to do this over and over until you die.]
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