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The Hunger Games: Comparison Of Book And Movie

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The story is more detailed than the movie.The hunger games is about 12 districts that live in the city of panem and each year 2 young competitors from each district are selected to play the hunger games.which the will have to kill for first place. 24 competitors are forced to fight and be the last one alive. Prim was selected to represent district 12 and her sister katniss volunteers to take her place in the hunger games to be a representative.The movie is less detailed than the story. The story is better than the movie because of the detail and the imagery of the story. The story is more descriptive than the movie. The movie is less descriptive because the movie doesn't tell us how they feel and what they are thinking. The story

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