In the Book Catching Fire, by Suzanne Collins, there are many issues that Katniss faces. One of these is
money. In this Essay I will talk about how what Katniss deals with is unfair.
One way Katniss deals with this unfairness is that to protect her sister she has to go in the games. Her family
desperately needs money to keep going. Before the games they are very poor and are starving. Katniss and
Gale have to go hunting for food. This is unfair because the capital has tons of money, but is not giving any to
the districts.
Another way that Katniss deals with unfairness is that Katniss is picked for the Quarter Quell even AFTER
she gets picked for the hunger games. This is really unfair to her, as well as her family because they don't
have anyone to take care of them now that Katniss is gone.
In conclusion, I think that many things that Katniss has to deal with are unfair and that the capitol should
make more of an effort to help other families.
