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“I volunteer!” I gasp. “I volunteer as tribute!”

At the outset of Chapter 2, just after Prim has been selected in the reaping, Katniss volunteers to serve as the female tribute for District 12 in the Hunger Games. This event sets the rest of the plot in motion, and for the remainder of the book we watch Katniss struggling to survive the Games. The reason Katniss volunteers is, of course, to save Prim, her little sister. Despite the odds being in her favor, Prim is selected by the lottery system that decides which children become tributes. Because she is just twelve years old, and because she is a sensitive, nurturing person who has difficulty with any kind of suffering or violence, she is almost certain to die in the Games. Katniss, meanwhile, is four years older and very protective of Prim, and so without hesitation she volunteers to take her sister’s place. Moreover, she has years of experience hunting (and therefore killing) and is far less sensitive than her sister, making her more likely to survive the ordeal of the Games.

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The story is told in the first person and recounts the narrator’s personal history and experiences. The narrator is mostly objective, but on occasion she will imagine what other characters must be feeling.

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Do you want to start packing up and going down to the classroom please

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https://prezi.com/49wpktxsa0q6/the-hunger-games-conflict-prezi/

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The Hunger Games Conflict Prezi By: Sarah and Jason Character vs. Self One Character vs. Self conflict that appears in The Hunger Games is Katniss vs. self. This is a conflict because she didn't know if she should go to the Cornucopia or run like Haymitch said. Character vs.

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The Hunger Games: District 11 Riot Scene (HD)

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There are several types of conflict that come into play in the Hunger games.
- Katniss' conflict with her mother
- Conflict between the capitol and the districts - an example of this is when rue is killed her district lashes out at the peacekeepers who are an extension of the capitol.
- Katniss vs Katniss - katniss has her own internal struggle, with going into the arena and stuggling with having to kill people to live. (i think there is even a struggle with guilt there too because she knows she'll do what it takes to get back to prim) she also struggles with her feelings for gale and then her growing feelings for peeta, the lines between what feelings are truly hers and what she is being made to 'act' she feels become blurred.
- Conflict between katniss and president snow ;- president snow hates that Katniss' refused to follow the rules in the area when the offer of two tributes from the same district could win together if they survived. By refusing to kill peeta and vice versa, she sparked rebellion in the districts giving them hope. she defied the capitol and therefore president snow as he is the capitol, what he dictates is law.
- Katniss and her conflict with haymit

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Don't just use writing, add videos, webpages and audio

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Don't just use writing, add videos, webpages and audio

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Movie Spoiler Alerts - The Hunger Games (2012) Video Summary

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Show your understanding of important details and events which provide an insight into different types of conflict that the book portrays. 

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Show your understanding of important details and events which provide an insight into different types of conflict that the book portrays. 