Compare & contrast hunger game/lottery

Hunger games are very similar to lotteries and there are some comparisons. Katniss is the hero of starving games, and for tradition she has to participate in starving games. She found herself on stage instead of her sister. The starving game is horrible as you have to kill all the other players to win. This is a very cruel and dangerous part of their society. On the other hand, the lottery takes place in an ordinary town. There is nothing rare, but they have a twisted tradition. A lottery is held every year, and everyone in the town must participate. For a winning family, the whole family needs to participate in the lottery again in order to win the winner. Lottery winners will be killed by the public. The hunger game will continue as it is considered the entertainment of the people of the capital. Anyone who enters it can feel nervous and scared. They are professional tributes and in fact there are very few volunteers unless you decide to participate in the starving game. Compared to lottery people, it is drawn for this reason alone. I do not remember why everyone in the town won them again. They are all for protecting the tradition. Even though they kill people for real reasons as they feel that it provides something to the people of the society, the hunger game and the lottery will continue the tradition. Neither is out of fear and excitement. The difference between hungry games and lottery tickets is the number of deaths. Because they can only live on one hand, there are countless deaths in hunger, the lottery kills only one, but because it also maintains "peace", the reason for the hungry game is better for a better reason There is. After all, both are traditions that should not be formed.

"Lottery" is very similar to the story of Suzanne Collins's "starving game". In both stories, death and violence are easily regarded as ordinary and need to survive. Both "lottery" and "starving game" have the power to ignore what others are doing. Although it is different from the "lottery", it eventually dies, but in "starvation game" the result leads to survivors. Therefore, motivation for death in each sentence is different, motivation is survival in "starving game", motive is tradition in "lottery". The theme of "Hunger Games" is a sacrifice. Throughout the book, Katniss voluntarily honored his sister Primm and paid a lot of sacrifice at the expense of his fragile needs to survive. The theme of "lottery" is tradition. Every year the same lottery is done, but the same box, same violent way, no change

Hunger games are very similar to lotteries and there are some comparisons. Katniss is the hero of starving games, and for tradition she has to participate in starving games. She found herself on stage instead of her sister. The starving game is horrible as you have to kill all the other players to win. This is a very cruel and dangerous part of their society. On the other hand, the lottery takes place in an ordinary town. There is nothing rare, but they have a twisted tradition. A lottery is held every year, and everyone in the town must participate. For a winning family, the whole family needs to participate in the lottery again in order to win the winner. Lottery winners will be killed by the public. The hunger game will continue as it is considered the entertainment of the people of the capital. Anyone entering it will be nervous and may feel afraid