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| + | '''''The Hunger Games'' trilogy''' is a young-adult science-fiction thriller series written by [[Suzanne Collins]] and published by [[Wikipedia:Scholastic Corporation|Scholastic Press]]. A prequel novel, ''[[The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes]]'', was published in May 2020. |
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{{Main|The Hunger Games}} |
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Released September 14, 2008, ''[[The Hunger Games]]'' is the first book in the trilogy. |
Released September 14, 2008, ''[[The Hunger Games]]'' is the first book in the trilogy. |
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| + | [[Katniss Everdeen]], the story's narrator, tells the tale of a dominating [[The Capitol|Capitol]] and the mistreated twelve [[districts ]]of [[Panem]]. Yearly, each district is forced to send a boy and a girl between the age of 12 to 18, called [[tribute]]s, to fight to the death in an annual [[The Hunger Games (event)|Hunger Games]]. Katniss' little sister, [[Primrose Everdeen|Prim]], is selected for the games, but Katniss bravely takes her place and finds herself thrusted into a whirlwind of violence, confusion, and domination as she struggles to survive. |
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| − | [[Katniss Everdeen]], IS The best quickscoper that the world has ever seen. She is often seen hanging with her skater buds and usually has plenty of kush and pingaz===''Catching Fire''=== blazin dat 420. |
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{{Main|Catching Fire}} |
{{Main|Catching Fire}} |
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| − | The rebellion was started by Katniss after Quickskoping was banned in the world of call of duty. She went to FAZE CLAN and quikskoped the hell out of the sik lad machine gunaz===''Mockingjay''=== |
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| − | According to the chemtrail conspiracy theory, long-lasting trails left in the sky by high-flying aircraft are chemical fucking meth falling out all over the quikscopers village. |
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| − | Because of the widespread popularity of the conspiracy theory, official agencies have received many inquiries from people demanding an explanation.[2] Scientists and government officials around the world have repeatedly needed to confirm that supposed chemtrails are in fact normal contrails.[7] |
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| − | The term chemtrail is a portmanteau of the words "chemical" and "trail", just as contrail is a contraction of "condensation trail".[8] Believers in the conspiracy theory speculate that the purpose of the claimed chemical release may be for solar radiation management,[2] psychological manipulation, human population control, weather modification, or biological or chemical warfare, and that the trails are causing respiratory illnesses and other health problems.[1][9][10] Contrails are formed at high altitudes (5–10 miles or 8–16 kilometres) and if any chemicals were released at such altitude they would disperse harmlessly and fall many hundreds of miles away, or degrade before touching the ground. |
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| + | The Capitol never lets the people forget that [[rebellion]] is the reason why the Hunger Games were invented, and Katniss quickly realizes that holding out those berries to save her and [[Peeta Mellark]]'s life did just that. Before they embark on their [[Victory Tour]] to each district, [[President Coriolanus Snow|President Snow]] visits the Everdeens, telling Katniss she must convince all the districts, and most of all him, that she and Peeta are truly and deeply in love, or the cost will be devastating. Although she tries hard to do so, an uprising starts in [[District 11]] during their tour. The night of their [[interview]], Peeta asks Katniss to marry him and she says yes, but for President Snow, it isn't enough. District 12's government is given a new [[Romulus Thread|head Peacekeeper]] to maintain political control. Furthermore, the [[Quarter Quell]], the 75th Anniversary of the Hunger Games, pulls Katniss into the violence of the [[arena]] once more. |
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| + | After escaping the arena, Katniss Everdeen is taken to [[District 13]] to take her role in the rebellion as the [[Mockingjay]]. Peeta, however, did ''not'' make it to District 13. He was kidnapped by the Capitol. They tortured him for information about the rebels, but he didn't have any, as [[Haymitch Abernathy]] told him nothing. After weeks of seeing Peeta on television, the rebels break into [[President's Mansion|President Snow's mansion]] and free him and [[Annie Cresta]]. Katniss is relieved to see Peeta, but him not so much for her. He had been [[Hijacking|hijacked]] by the Capitol and believes she is not trustworthy. |
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==Characters== |
==Characters== |
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+ | *'''[[Katniss Everdeen]]''' — The story's narrator, a strong-willed teenager living in [[Panem]]. Volunteering as a tribute for her sister, [[Primrose Everdeen|Prim]], Katniss finds herself thrust into the wildness of the Games. |
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+ | *'''[[Peeta Mellark]]''' — Katniss' loyal partner. Not only will he stop at nothing to keep Katniss alive, but he can be a deadly enemy. He also has a crush on the main female: Katniss. |
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+ | *'''[[Cinna]]''' — The clever stylist has more to him that meets the eye. From playing with [[fire]] to acting upon rebellious notions, Cinna has done it all. He was killed in ''[[Catching Fire]]''. |
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+ | *'''[[Haymitch Abernathy]]''' — Katniss and Peeta's [[mentor]]. Suffers from a severe alcohol addiction due to being the [[Victors|victor]] from the [[50th Hunger Games]]. |
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+ | *'''[[Effie Trinket]]''' — Katniss and Peeta's [[Escorts|escort]]. She is a Capitol citizen and has a very strong belief in schedules and manners. She is noted for her odd Capitol clothes, wigs, and accent. |
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+ | *'''[[Coriolanus Snow|President Snow]]''' — The deadly and unforgiving antagonist, President Snow rules all of Panem. Angry at Katniss for her rebellious ideas, he will stop at nothing to get rid of her. He was killed in ''[[Mockingjay]]''. |
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+ | *'''[[Primrose Everdeen]]''' — Katniss' sister who is reaped into the 74th Hunger Games. She was loving and caring but was killed in ''Mockingjay''. |
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+ | *'''[[Gale Hawthorne]]''' — Katniss' best friend who has helped support her family since she was twelve. He has become very close to Katniss but never manages to get together. |
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+ | *'''[[Seneca Crane]]''' — Head Gamemaker of the [[74th Hunger Games]]. He was killed by President Snow for letting both Katniss and Peeta win the Games. His death is mentioned in ''[[Catching Fire]]''. |
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+ | *'''[[Caesar Flickerman]] '''— The interviewer for the tributes for over 35 years, he also is great at making a weak comment into a memorable one. He is well loved by the Capitol citizens and seems to have genuine sympathy for the tributes. |
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*Each book of ''The Hunger Games'' trilogy came out in consecutive years; ''The Hunger Games'' in 2008, ''Catching Fire'' in 2009 and ''Mockingjay'' in 2010. |
*Each book of ''The Hunger Games'' trilogy came out in consecutive years; ''The Hunger Games'' in 2008, ''Catching Fire'' in 2009 and ''Mockingjay'' in 2010. |
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Latest revision as of 00:35, 31 May 2020
The Hunger Games trilogy is a young-adult science-fiction thriller series written by Suzanne Collins and published by Scholastic Press. A prequel novel, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, was published in May 2020.
Books
The Hunger Games
Released September 14, 2008, The Hunger Games is the first book in the trilogy.
Katniss Everdeen, the story's narrator, tells the tale of a dominating Capitol and the mistreated twelve districts of Panem. Yearly, each district is forced to send a boy and a girl between the age of 12 to 18, called tributes, to fight to the death in an annual Hunger Games. Katniss' little sister, Prim, is selected for the games, but Katniss bravely takes her place and finds herself thrusted into a whirlwind of violence, confusion, and domination as she struggles to survive.
Catching Fire
Released September 1, 2009, Catching Fire is the second book in the trilogy.
The Capitol never lets the people forget that rebellion is the reason why the Hunger Games were invented, and Katniss quickly realizes that holding out those berries to save her and Peeta Mellark's life did just that. Before they embark on their Victory Tour to each district, President Snow visits the Everdeens, telling Katniss she must convince all the districts, and most of all him, that she and Peeta are truly and deeply in love, or the cost will be devastating. Although she tries hard to do so, an uprising starts in District 11 during their tour. The night of their interview, Peeta asks Katniss to marry him and she says yes, but for President Snow, it isn't enough. District 12's government is given a new head Peacekeeper to maintain political control. Furthermore, the Quarter Quell, the 75th Anniversary of the Hunger Games, pulls Katniss into the violence of the arena once more.
Mockingjay
Released August 24, 2010, Mockingjay is the third and final book in the trilogy.
After escaping the arena, Katniss Everdeen is taken to District 13 to take her role in the rebellion as the Mockingjay. Peeta, however, did not make it to District 13. He was kidnapped by the Capitol. They tortured him for information about the rebels, but he didn't have any, as Haymitch Abernathy told him nothing. After weeks of seeing Peeta on television, the rebels break into President Snow's mansion and free him and Annie Cresta. Katniss is relieved to see Peeta, but him not so much for her. He had been hijacked by the Capitol and believes she is not trustworthy.
Characters
- Katniss Everdeen — The story's narrator, a strong-willed teenager living in Panem. Volunteering as a tribute for her sister, Prim, Katniss finds herself thrust into the wildness of the Games.
- Peeta Mellark — Katniss' loyal partner. Not only will he stop at nothing to keep Katniss alive, but he can be a deadly enemy. He also has a crush on the main female: Katniss.
- Cinna — The clever stylist has more to him that meets the eye. From playing with fire to acting upon rebellious notions, Cinna has done it all. He was killed in Catching Fire.
- Haymitch Abernathy — Katniss and Peeta's mentor. Suffers from a severe alcohol addiction due to being the victor from the 50th Hunger Games.
- Effie Trinket — Katniss and Peeta's escort. She is a Capitol citizen and has a very strong belief in schedules and manners. She is noted for her odd Capitol clothes, wigs, and accent.
- President Snow — The deadly and unforgiving antagonist, President Snow rules all of Panem. Angry at Katniss for her rebellious ideas, he will stop at nothing to get rid of her. He was killed in Mockingjay.
- Primrose Everdeen — Katniss' sister who is reaped into the 74th Hunger Games. She was loving and caring but was killed in Mockingjay.
- Gale Hawthorne — Katniss' best friend who has helped support her family since she was twelve. He has become very close to Katniss but never manages to get together.
- Seneca Crane — Head Gamemaker of the 74th Hunger Games. He was killed by President Snow for letting both Katniss and Peeta win the Games. His death is mentioned in Catching Fire.
- Caesar Flickerman — The interviewer for the tributes for over 35 years, he also is great at making a weak comment into a memorable one. He is well loved by the Capitol citizens and seems to have genuine sympathy for the tributes.
Trivia
- Each book of The Hunger Games trilogy came out in consecutive years; The Hunger Games in 2008, Catching Fire in 2009 and Mockingjay in 2010.
- This is the same case with the films; The Hunger Games in 2012, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire in 2013, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 in 2014 and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 in 2015.