This Week in Reading The Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins I’ve been rereading The Hunger Games in the weeks leading up to the election. It would seem an obvious allegory for the political toxins seeping from every crevice of America, but what the series reminded me of was not fascism and partisan divisions, but a similarly ancient, morally corrupt institution:
may the rose be ever in your favor
may the rose be ever in your favor
may the rose be ever in your favor
This Week in Reading The Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins I’ve been rereading The Hunger Games in the weeks leading up to the election. It would seem an obvious allegory for the political toxins seeping from every crevice of America, but what the series reminded me of was not fascism and partisan divisions, but a similarly ancient, morally corrupt institution: