Entity: THE-HUNGER-GAMES
The Hunger Games is a dystopian franchise centered around an annual event where children from 12 districts fight to the death in a televised battle, reflecting the Capitol's control and oppression.
THE-HUNGER-GAMES
Etymology
The name 'The Hunger Games' reflects the hardships faced by the Capitol during the war with the districts, symbolizing starvation and struggle.
Definition
The Hunger Games is a dystopian franchise featuring an annual televised battle to the death between children from 12 districts, symbolizing oppression and control.
Historical Context
Originating as a punishment for the Dark Days, The Hunger Games have become a celebrated obsession in the Capitol, showcasing the Capitol's power over the districts.
Cultural Significance
The franchise has gained immense popularity for its portrayal of a dystopian society and themes of survival, rebellion, and sacrifice.
Related Concepts
The Hunger Games is often compared to other dystopian works like '1984' and 'Brave New World' for its exploration of totalitarian regimes and societal control.
See Also
A dystopian franchise featuring an annual televised battle to the death between children from 12 districts, symbolizing oppression and control.