You know how after you read your favorite book, you wish you were like that character? Well I do, and it is Katniss from “ The Hunger Games “ trilogy. I’m sure your familar with her because they recently last year made the movie about the book. Katniss Everdeen is a girl from sector 12 that is growing up poor but has care for others before herself, responsibility, and love for her sister. She lost her dad in a mine explosion that killed him and a hundred others. Katniss’ mom is still depressed from the death of her husband and her sister Primrose Everdeen is very shy and young. Primrose loves Katniss because not only is she her sister but Katniss makes sure her sister has everything she needs and wants. The responsibilty and care she has for Primrose is very sweet and puts an impact on my emotions toward Katniss. Every year there is a male and female chosen by Effie Trinkcet to support their sector the annual Hunger Games no matter how old you are. Peeta Melark is chosen as male tribute and Primrose Everdeen is chosen as female tribute. Katniss objects this and volunteers as tribute for her little sister. Love and sacrifice is a major role of why I chose Katniss as my favorite character and that is why I admire her.
Thoughtful posts from the great minds in Mrs. Dupuy's English I Honors classes.
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ReplyDeleteKatniss was a good literary character to choose because love and sacrifice play a major part on many people’s lives. People need love to let themselves know there not alone, to keep themselves going forward for another day, and to let themselves know no matter what they’re going through; that it will all be okay. People make sacrifices so that they can help their loved ones. They will sacrifice themselves so that no one else will get hurt or punished. For that they gain respect and show other people how to act. Kantiss shows both of these to her younger sister which would impact her younger sister tremendously.
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ReplyDeleteYour post wrapped up the book with a little bow. Great description.
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