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I've never had a shower before. It's like being in the summer rain, only warmer.	

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“District Twelve. Where you can starve to death
in safety,”

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Control of society
“After the reaping, everyone is supposed to celebrate. And a lot of people do, out of relief that their children have been spared for another year” - this shows that people do not have control over if their children will be taken away or not, and that they are at the mercy of the Capitol.
“enclosing all of District 12, is a high chain-link fence topped with barbed-wire loops.”
This shows that everyone in district 12 is trapped there, and are given no freedom. They are completely trapped in their town, and are killed if they try leave.
“Even though trespassing in the woods is illegal”
This means that they have no freedom and are not allowed to roam around because of the strict rules enforced by the capitol.
“District Twelve. Where you can starve to death in safety,”

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Control of Society:
"The rules of the Hunger Games are simple. In punishment for the uprising, each of the twelve districts must provide one girl and one boy called tributes to participate." - page 21
- This shows control of society because people are forced to fight for their life without a choice in anything.

"If you lift a finger we will destroy every last one of you just as we did in District 13
- this shows that the Capitol have complete and full power over the entire country and if anyone tries to be individual, they will be harshly punished by death.

"After the reaping, everyone is supposed to celebrate. And a lot of people do, out of relief that they children have been spared for another year"
- This means that people celebrate because their children are safe from the capital for at least another year.

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Inequality and justice:
"I try to imagine assembling this meal myself back home. Chickens are too expensive, but I could make do other a wild turkey” - this quote shows us how the people of district 12 are unable to afford basic meats to cook especially after the main income receiver has died.
"I can’t win.prim must know that in her heart. The competition will be far beyond my abilities. Kids from wealthier districts, where winning is a huge honour, who’ve been trained their whole lives for this.” - this quote details how Katniss believes that the wealtheir districts who are able to afford more food and are able to grow have more of a chance to win.

"There are drawers filled with fine  clothes, and Effie Trinket tells me to do anything I want, wear anything I want, everything is at my disposal" - this quote shows how people from wealthier districts or the capitol take all there wealth for granted and act like expensive clothes and big meals are just a given where as people from district 12 have to work for their food and make there own clothing and some times have to go without meals.
"We spent one Hunger Games watching the players freeze to death at night. You could hardly see them because they were just huddled in balls and had no wood for fires or torches or anything" - this shows how the capitol try to torture and make the hunger games a specifically to show the might and power of district 12.,

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Control of Society
"In some districts, in which winning the reaping is such great honour, people are eager to risk their lives," - pg 27
- People who are picked for the reaping in other districts is a great honour for them because they're risking their lives for their district and are eager to even die

"it was considered very anticlimactic in the capitol, all those quiet bloodless deaths." - pg 48
- All the deaths that occurred in the hunger that were bloodless and quiet wasn't amusing for the capitol.

“…enclosing all of District 12, is a high chain-link fence topped with barbed wire loops.”
- This shows that they don’t want anyone to leave they have to stay and work for the president

“between dying of hunger and a bullet in the head a bullet would be much quicker”

- Because the president doesn’t care for his people he doesn’t feed them so most people would rather die from a bullet than hunger

“The word tribute is pretty much synonymous with the word corpse”
-  Because people don’t want to die in the hunger games no-one would help othesr they wants to save their own skin

“i don’t care if we’re rich. I just want you to come home"
-  only one person is the winner in the hunger games, so it is very unlikely for Katniss to win/come out alive

"During the rebellion, the capitol bred a series of genetically altered animals as weapons." - pg 51
- The capitol used animals that helped them to kill or get information from their enemies and they used smart animals that were usable.

"People traded with us or paid money for her medical remedies." - pg 64
- District 12 didn't get provided enough from the capitol for medical needs

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Control of Society

"taking the kids from our district and making them kill each other while we watch"

That the Capital has complete control over the districts and they can do anything to them to and the districts can't do anything else.

"If you lift a finger we will destroy every last one of you just as we did in district thirteen"

They constantly live in fear after knowing what happen to district 13 and now have to do everything the capital has or the capital will make another district 13.

" I protect prim in eery way i can, but i am powerless against the reaping" Pg 18

She wants to protect her sister but with the control of the capital there is a every slim chance that she can.

"Attendance is Mandatory unless you are on death's door" Pg 19

This meaning that unless you are dying you have to go for the attendance so that the Capital knows how many are in each district.

"Enclosing all of District 12, is a high chain-link fence topped with barbed wire loops.”

This meaning that The capital does not want them to leave but to stay and work for him

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Inequality and Justice:
"There are drawers filled with fine clothes, and Effie Trinket tells me to do anything I want, wear anything I want, everything is at my disposal" pg51
(Once again, the people of District 12 struggle to even afford food, yet the Capitol can easily afford to provide themselves with boundless amounts of clothes, instead of using this money to feed the starving)

"We don't have hot water at home unless we boil it" pg51
(The districts can't even afford to have hot water, while the Capitol can easily afford this luxury - and on a train no less)

"I take a sip of the sweet creamy liquid, and a shudder runs through me" pg61
(Katniss has never been able to taste such luxuries, having a hot chocolate is a first for her - another luxury which the riches of the Capitol can afford)

"We spent one Hunger Games watching the players freeze to death at night. You could hardly see them because they were just huddled in balls and had no wood for fires or torches or anything" pg48
(The Capitol has thrown the tributes into a wasteland, basically sending them to their death. They didn't ask to be sent to their deaths, but the Capitol forced them to freeze to death)

"But here's the catch. Say you are poor and starving as we were. You can opt to add your name more times in exchange for tesserae" pg15
(As much of the poorer districts would be opting their name in more and more for this tesserae (food), the poorest are much more likely to be sent into the Hunger Games. And the poor aren't really fit enough to actually have a chance in the hunger games. The strong and well trained tributes from lower districts will be easily able to defeat the weak and skinny tributes from the poorer Districts.)

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Julian and Chris - Inequality and Injustice 

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Julian and Chris - Inequality and Injustice 

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"District Twelve. Where you can starve to death in safety." - other wealthy people have food at their disposal. But, as go down the social hierarchy starvation becomes more apparent. Figurative language: Sarcasm.

“It’s the richest place I’ve ever been in, with thick, deep carpets" -  this quote shows that people who aren't wealthy have never experienced great wealth. No figurative language.

"His expression brightens at the treat. "Thank you, Prim. We'll have a real fast." - demonstrated by the quote " we'll have a real feast" this shows that the citizens of district 12 have never been exposed to any of the foods that wealthier people may eat, in modern day society people would usually consider something like chocolate a treat, but in this dystopia something as simple as bread and cheese is considered a feast.

“He pulls a white paper package from his jacket pocket and holds it out to me. I open it and find cookies. These are a luxury we can never afford.” - rtrt

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inequality and injustice

"District Twelve. Where you can starve to death in safety,” (p6-7)
This means that the people of district 12 are starving to death, but the peacekeepers and the capitol do not care about the fact that they are starving. Uses sarcasm

"Almost no one can afford doctors" (p9)
This shows that the people of district 12 are very poor

"once its in the soup its called beef" (p13)

this quote is talking in regards to them putting dog in the soup and calling it beef, it  reveals that the conditions of district 12 are very poor and that they would do anything for food.

"the reaping system is unfair, with the poor getting the worst of it" (p15)
This quote explains that if you sign up for the tesserae to get food (which people like Katniss' and gales family need) your name will be entered 42 times by the time you are 18

"its the capitols advantage to have us divided among ourselves" (p16)
This quote reveals that the capitol want hatred between people in the district

"I protect prim in every way i can, but i am powerless against the reaping" (p18)
This shows that the capitol have control over the reaping and that you cant do much to change the result

"attendance is mandatory unless you are on deaths door. this evening officials will come around and check to see if this is the case. if not you'll be imprisoned" (19)
this shows injustice as if you don't follow the orders of the capitol you will be  imprisoned.

"if we had to choose between dying of hunger and a bullet in the head, the bullet would be much quicker" (p20)
This reveals that they would rather die quickly than die over hunger.

"look how we take your children and sacrifice them and there's nothing you can do. If you lift a finger we will destroy every last one of you. Just as we did in district thirteen"
This shows that if they were to rebel again they would have little chance of surviving.

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Control of Society:
The reaping is control over society because they don't get a choice whether they want to be entered in the Hunger Games or not.
"people are eager to risk their lives, and the volunteering
is complicated. But in District 12, where the word tribute is pretty much synonymous with the word corps, volunteers are all but extinct."
Chapter 2
- in this quote this shows that other districts are prepared for the Hunger games unlike District 12 as they get controlled over everything as they are not a rich District.

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Control over society

"Enclosing all of District 12, is a high chain-link fence topped with barbed-wire loops." page 5
- This shows that the capitol is "trapping" the District 12 citizens away from the other areas and are restricting their freedom

"Each of the twelve districts must provide one girl and one boy, called tributes to participate. ... Over a period of several weeks, the competitors must fight to the death." page 21-22
- This quote shows that the capitol are able to take children from their homes to fight to the death, this violates their rights and shows that they have control.

""Look how we take your children and sacrifice them and there's nothing you can do. If you lift a finger, we will destroy every last one of you"" page 22
- This quote shows that that the capitol have so much control that they are able to take people's children and pit them against each other in a fight to the death and nobody can do anything about it or they will be punished.

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Inequality and injustice.

"District 12 where you can starve to death in saftey" - Page 7
It means that they are safe away from everything but they starve to death and the capitol does not care about it

"the reaping system is unfair, with the poor getting the worst of it" -Page 15
That the poor people will get the worst of the reaping system since their names get entered more often.

"but the money ran out and we were slowly starving to death" - Page 33
It is unfair for an 11 year old to be looking after a family

"I stared at the loaves in disbelief" -Page 37
It means that it has got to the point that when she gets food she struggles to believe its real

"with hot and cold running water. We dont have hot water at home unless we boil it" - Page 51
This means that there not fortunate enough to run hot water through a tap and that they have to boil it.

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inequality and injustice
Once it's in the soup i'll call it beef-page 12

The chance of her
name being drawn is very slim compared to those of us who
live in the Seam.-page 14

starvation is not an uncommon fate in district twelve. who hasn't seen the victims-page 29

District 12 were you starve to death safely- page 7

The reaping system
is unfair, with the poor getting the worst of it. -page 13

I've never been in a car before rarely in a wagon in the seam we travel by foot- Page 41

I've never had a shower before its like being summer rain only warmer- page 43
the pair last year were two kids from the seam who'd never not one day of their lives had enough to eat and when they did have food tabe manners were surely the last thing on their minds- page 45