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Effie Trinket In The Hunger Games
I think the character of Effie Trinket in The Hunger Games is very outgoing. She knows what she wants and goes after it. Effie cares a lot about fashion and always tries to make herself look perfect. She believes that she has to be perfect. Sometimes she is obnoxiously cheerful and extremely positive. Effie does what she is told to do by the President and she tries to turn bad things into good. Even though Effie seems self-centered, she really does care about other people and their needs. An example of how Effie shows she cares about others is when she tries to make Katniss and Peeta feel comfortable in the Capitol even though they are feeling out of place. One of the most interesting characters in The Hunger Games is Effie Trinket

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