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Suzanne Collins: biography
Suzanne Collins Talks About ‘The Hunger Games,’ the Books and the Movies
Interview with Suzanne Collins
Suzanne Collins: Hunger Games author who found rich pickings in dystopia
About the book
Plot
Setting
Characters
Symbols
The Hunger Games at a glance
The Hunger Games Historical Context
Suzanne Collins and The Hunger Games Background
Litcharts: plot summary
Shmoop: summary
Shmoop: setting
Panem
Litcharts: characters
Sparknotes: character list
Shmoop: characters
Litcharts: symbols
Sparknotes: symbols
Power & Control
Compassion & Love
Society & Class
Appearances
Litcharts: division and control
Shmoop: power
Litcharts: love, loyalty and compassion
Shmoop: love
Shmoop: sacrifice
Litcharts: societal inequality
Shmoop: society and class
Litcharts: appearances
Sparknotes: themes
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What Is Dystopian Fiction? 20 Examples of Dystopian Fiction
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How to recognise a dystopia
What is Dystopian Fiction? Definition and Characteristics
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