I like Katniss‚ the protagonist of this book‚ because she is very resourceful. Another reason is because she is courageous and brave. I further like her because she is very rebellious and disregards unjust and unfair rules made by the Capitol. Katniss is quite resourceful. One example of her cleverly using her resources is when she hunts animals with her bow and trades them in the black market of District 12. “We easily trade the six of the fish we caught for good bread‚ and the other two for salt
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shows how the main character Katniss is fearless and how she wants to destroy Snow and take down the capitol. She goes through many changes. Katniss ends up being a person who goes kind of crazy and wants to die. But that’s at the end of the book at the beginning she was selfless‚ fearless‚ and caring. Katniss Everdeen is a selfless girl‚ and puts other people’s needs before hers. She even isn’t scared when bombs are being blown up around her. According to the text Katniss said‚ ‘’I hear the warning
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Katniss Everdeen Is a Girl with Many Talents Although Katniss Everdeen was considered an underdog in the games‚ she possesses many qualities and made very smart choices that helped her become a victor of the Hunger Games. The novel‚ The Hunger Games was written by Suzanne Collins who created the character of Katniss Everdeen‚ she wrote Katniss as a very talented girl whose skills were very unique and useful. Some of the skills Katniss used to help her get out of the arena alive
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Differences between April Raintree and Ashtoh-Komi There are people in this world who face many different trials and tribulations. Often‚ these trials help them realize who they are and what life means to them. This is the case with two native girls‚ April Raintree and Ashtoh-Komi‚ in ’April Raintree’ and ’Where the Spirit Lives’ respectively‚ who struggle against social prejudice. Both stories are unbelievable and have an emotional touch. It is based on the real lives of the native children. April
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Thesis statement: In a thriving world‚ increasing population of hungry and homeless people is an alarming‚ emerging and disturbing issue. I. Introduction II. Why is hunger and homelessness an issue? a. Deaths b. Could lead to conflicts‚ war within people 1. People can be forced to involve in crimes 2. They might blame others for their issues and start fights c. Diseases d. Illiteracy e. Starvation III. What are some causes of the issue?
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world cannot long exist‚ one-third rich and two-thirds hungry.” Jimmy Carter. Hunger is a worldwide problem today. In the US it is common. Some places it is more common than other places. Hunger can affect a person’s judgement and can affect their learning abilities and could even limit their potential. We are a long ways from eliminating hunger‚ but there are groups out there who are dedicated to ending hunger. Hunger in the US isn’t caused by the lack of food‚ but by poverty. 49 million Americans
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before‚ haven’t you‚ of course you have everyone has been hungry at least once in their life. One question I want to ask you is that have you ever been hungry to the point it hurts? For many kids in America‚ around 15.3 million‚ feel the sharp pains of hunger most days. I’m not going to give a speech about different places to donate too‚ or a charity. I’m going to tell you how these kids feel on a day to day basis. Then you can decide how you feel‚ so you can then decide how this affects your life.
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The Circular Revolution In the sixteenth century‚ the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus made a profound discovery: the sun‚ not the earth‚ was at the centre of the known universe. At the time‚ many denounced Copernicus’s insight as heresy against established Christian doctrine; eventually‚ of course‚ the Copernican Revolution paved the way toward a new‚ scientific worldview and enhanced human prosperity. Today‚ the world needs a similar paradigm shift. But this time‚ it is the prevailing economic
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As I read this sentence to you‚ a child somewhere in this world will have died of hunger. A child. Children are the weakest of us‚ the ones who implicitly trust everyone‚ the ones whose innocence is genuine and appropriate and necessary--and they’re in the far corners of the world starving until their skin stretches across their bones and they don’t have the energy‚ the will‚ or the wherewithal to cry out anymore. You may think of them with a deep sympathy‚ or a gut-wrenching pang of guilt‚ or a
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Social Class and Class Struggle in Suzanne Collins’s The Hunger Games SOCIAL CLASS AND CLASS STRUGGLE IN SUZANNE COLLINS’S THE HUNGER GAMES Moh.Arifin English Literature‚ Faculty of Languages and Arts‚ State University of Surabaya arifin.mailbox@gmail.com Prof. Dr. Fabiola D. Kurnia‚ M.Pd. English Department‚ Faculty of Languages and Arts‚ State University of Surabaya Abstrak Perjuangankelasadalahmasalah yang selalumunculdalamsejarahperjalananmanusia‚ bahkandalamkehidupanmasyarakat modern perjuangankelasmasihdapatditemui
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