The document discusses how tributes in The Hunger Games become commodities for those in the Capitol. Tributes are transformed into "non-tangible objects" to be sponsored. They must present themselves through the tribute parade, training scores, and interviews to attract sponsors, becoming commodities for entertainment. While tributes see this unwittingly, victors like Finnick are directly exploited as commodities when the Capitol sells their bodies. Overall, the process transforms tributes into commodities that the Capitol controls and profits from for amusement and domination over the districts.