Suzanne Collins is the American author of the Hunger Games series, which explores themes of inequality, government corruption, and the spectacle of suffering. Set in a dystopian future, the story follows characters such as Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark as they navigate a society divided by wealth and power. The narrative conveys moral lessons about family, sacrifice, and the importance of alliances.

1. The
Hunger
Games

2. Author
Suzanne Collins is an
American author and
television writer. She
is known as the
author of the book
series The Underland
Chronicles and The
Hunger Games.

3. Summa
ry

4. Plot
the main themes show the inequality
between rich and poor, the
importance of looks, corrupt
government, and watching others
suffer as a means of entertainment.
Exposition
the main themes show the
inequality between rich and
poor, importance of looks,
corrupt government, and
watching others suffer as a
means of entertainment.
Rising Action
the main themes show the inequality
between rich and poor, importance of
looks, corrupt government, and watching
others suffer as a means of entertainment.
Climax
the main themes show the
inequality between rich and poor,
importance of looks, corrupt
government, and watching others
suffer as a means of
entertainment.
Falling Action
the main themes show the
inequality between rich and
poor, importance of looks,
corrupt government, and
watching others suffer as a
means of entertainment.
Denouement

5. Characters
Katniss Everdeen
• Protagonist/
major
• Round
Peeta Mellark
• Protagonist/major
• Round
Haymitch
Abernathy
•Protagonist/Major
•round
President Snow
• Antagonist/majo
r
• Static

6. President Alma
Coin
• Antagonist/
Major
• Static
Primrose
Everdeen
• Protagonist/maj
or
• Round/static
Effie Trinket
• Protagonist
• Round/static
Gale
Hawthorne
• Protagonist
• Round/static
Finnick
Odair
• Protagonist
• Round/Stati
c

7. Setting
sThe Hunger Games trilogy
takes place in an
unspecified future time,
in the dystopian, post-
apocalyptic nation of
Panem, located in North
America. The country
consists of a wealthy
Capitol city in the Rocky
Mountains, surrounded by
twelve (originally thirteen)
poorer districts ruled by the
Capitol.

8. Genre
 Scientific fiction
 The Hunger Games is a series of young adult
dystopian novels - Arising as opposition to utopian
literature — set in a fully imagined society —
dystopian literature imagines a society where current
political and social trends are taken to its extreme to
create a much darker world, with YA dystopian
literature being defined as “societies where the ideals
for improvement have gone amok”

9. Theme
The Hunger Games is quite a sophisticated film that
explores a number of themes and issues, including ideas
of poverty, wealth, power, violence and reality
television, love, individualism, freedom, oppression,
sacrifices, materialism, friendship, family, effects of
war, survival and government control and bravery.

10. Moral
Lesson Family is everything.
 Sacrifice is the foundation of maturity
 Self-sufficiency will ensure your
survival
 There’s nothing wrong with getting a
little bit of help
 Sometimes you really just need a drink
 In order to survive, you must get
people to like you
 Exposure can kill as easily as a knife
 Arrogance can become a big problem
 Perception is everything
 Stay true to who you are until the very
end
 Alliances are important even if they are

11. Realization in real life
situation