The Hunger Games Trilogy (2011)

rder to remind people that they are only pawns. The only catch is that these so-called game –is death, because the winner can be only one. And crowd capital requires a bloody spectacle while the districts crave bread and circuses. The Hunger Games –is not just a young adult fiction. Cruelty that flows into the reader from all sides pulls on all the attention. What kind of romantic component may be involved, when you see grown men and women who are placing bets on which child will come out victorious, killing the other participants of the Games. How perverted must a society be believing that to keep people in obedience is possible only when their children are fighting in the Gladiator contests, where the subtle cruelty and inventiveness of the game masters, their twisted mind turns children into killing machines. Live Games are going on throughout the state, and moreover their view is mandatory, and the penalty for failure is imprisonment with God knows what kind of retribution in the future. By and large, there are no winners, in these Games, because the last survivors are hardly being considered a full person. Not a one normal psyche can withstand such tests. But participation in the Games is considered honorable in some areas, they are getting ready for this; children are taught to kill their own kind. It’s hard not to sympathize with the characters because you want them to hurry out of this madness .The last chord of brutality crushes all the senses - a sort of protective reaction of the body, leaving you feeling shell. And you're only a reader, and the book is fiction, and it is all not really happening. It is also a defensive reaction to calm down a little and be able to fall asleep and not see nightmares.