The Giver and The Hunger Games: Novels that Exemplify a Totalitarian System

In the next section of the novel totalitarian system, we analyze how the novel totalitarian system is structured and list the important aspects contained in them. Focus on the main aspects due to sentence restrictions. The person responsible for the system, the law and punishment, and the concept of system construction. 2.1 Who is responsible for the system Panim is responsible for Coriolanus Snow. He is an absolute ruler and does not have votes, but he still calls himself President Snow.

According to Suzanne Collins' most popular novel, Hunger Games took place in the post apocalyptic era of Panem (formerly North America), a fainting society with a comprehensive regime. As part of the rebellion punishment, citizens of 12 regions lived in poverty and were obliged to participate in annual starvation games including 24 "memorials" (boys and girls in each region, from 12 years old 17 years old). Between the ages randomly chosen and shipped to the Parliament, only one will return home to win

A new country was born at Suzanne Collins' novel "The Hunger Game". Panem was born in North America and Hunger Games began. In the hunger game, there are 24 tributes. Tribute is a person living in these areas. The tribute of the hunger game is the same. They kill each other and become dolls of the parliament. These condolences became violent and cruel. Then there is Katnis. Katnis is an excellent hunter who became deadly during the game. - The Role of the Government The role of the government in the public is to challenge them like competitors who challenge "amazing race" and "element of fear". The government should be like a dangerous and dangerous reality contest (Amazing Race, 2003) (Fear Factor, 2005). It is the same as the government conducting "hunger game" (Collins, 2008). People should fight for rights and freedom. Competition can be done under government supervision.

This dystopia novel introduces bestseller trilogy and epic film franchise, the starving game is a cruel totalitarian future dynamic journey. Susan Collins' novel brought readers to a new country, Panem, built in the ruins of North America. With sadistic style of population management, genuine games were live on Capitol. There, young people died each year by elite entertainment and civil terrorism. When a 16 - year - old girl named Katniss saw that sisters were chosen for the event, she volunteered to take over her position. The result was a result of turbulence, and the courage of Catonis led the country to revolt. - Eric Smith