Mockingjay Theme Analysis (50 points and brainliest)

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ElenaW [278]3 years ago

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The oppression which depicted in the novel can be seen through character and characterization which there are 3 personality based on the novels. At first is the oppressive personality, oppressive personality, and rebelling personality. There are events which also illustrated the oppression.

The Hunger Games themselves was designed to keep residents in line under the tyranny of government. Without knowledge about the tyranny government and the cruel tactics used by the actual life of tyrannical, children grow up into adults without full awareness, pay no attention to real world problems and keeping attention into smaller issue, that is the purpose why the author addressed the oppression, violence and the cruel tyrannical government is to showing young readers to be aware and beware with the media in our society where is media in today's society manipulated the news.

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