Revolutionary Figures: Katniss and the Games

This chapter examines Katniss Everdeen's role as a revolutionary figure in The Hunger Games trilogy, addressing the ethical implications of placing a teenager in such a position. It critiques the film adaptations for misrepresenting her agency and the broader themes of rebellion, focusing on key character developments and omitted scenes. The discussion highlights how the narrative shifts from collective struggle to individualistic portrayals, ultimately impacting the representation of revolutionary movements in media.