The Hunger Games series, as you all know, is based on a dystopian world where states are separated into districts. Each district is responsible for manufacturing and creating a certain goods. Every year, a boy and girl of each district, ages 12-18 are chosen as tributes and thrown into an arena to fight to the death for their survival. Winners will be awarded with incentives like food, fame, wealth and even a new house. Katniss Everdeen is the main protagonist of the series as she is battles her way through three books for her survival and exploration of the Capitol to uncover sealed secrets.
The Hunger Games series successfully portrays the psychological landscapes where tributes thrown into the arena must think strategically to survive in their given environment, prior to the arena.
It also affects the social landscapes of the character's families and friends but most importantly, their competitors where they must learn to either trust their enemies or not and find an exit to freedom and survival.
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