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Girl On The Fire: Comparing The Book And Movie

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Have you ever seen the movie THE HUNGER GAMES or read the book ? Well I have and this I going to compare and contrast using both book and movie . In both movie and book Katniss Everdeen ( Girl On The Fire) buried Rue in flower petals and by her helping Rue one of her friends .His name is Thresh he returned a favor and killed clove for her . Did you also know the Game Makers built these dogs and sent them into the games just to kill and eat the kids body because they were starved One kid was killed and ate by the dogs and his name is Cato . The Game makers announced that it could be two winners of the games but from from the same district . Let’s begin to break down the difference between the book and the movie , When

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