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Katniss never knew where she stood with the people she lived bye. This was something that stuck out to me when I read the book showing how similar she is when it comes to Equality and how similar they are in their timidness. Confrontation is something the reader often feels uncomfortable with. Katniss was walking by a nearby bakery one day and saw the baker. He could see how hungry she was and "threw a loaf of bread in [her] direction". This was an act of kindness and something that was very different than most of what I've seen in Anthem.

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This is a huge step in Equality's journey to individualism. She attempts to rename him but he denies is making sure it is known that she is unable to rename him. This shows an increased improvement in Equality authority and individualism.

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Katniss Everdeen has always been the outcast much like Equality. She always went though a rough time when taking her childhood into consideration. When it came time to choosing the members of the fight to death at the capital, Katniss's sister was chosen. She refused to believe this so therefore, she decided to, "volunteer as tribute". This was a big step showing how she came forward with character identity. This is much like Equality and his characters growth in identity and his characteristics.

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This shows a theme so big and important to this story to where many would be silly to not realize it. This is no different than Katniss finding her true identity. This shows Equality finding himself and realizing his curiosity as it continues to grow with his individualism.