David weinberger: the Capitol treats the Hunger Games as a festivity, a sporting event. He says the last tribute alive receives a life of ease back home, while the rest of us battle starvation. In seventy-four years, we have had exactly two. Only one is still alive, he says. Writer: If we want to survive another rebellion, we must give up our children.
David weinberger: the Capitol treats the Hunger Games as a festivity, a sporting event. He says the last tribute alive receives a life of ease back home, while the rest of us battle starvation. In seventy-four years, we have had exactly two. Only one is still alive, he says. Writer: If we want to survive another rebellion, we must give up our children.
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David weinberger: the Capitol treats the Hunger Games as a festivity, a sporting event. He says the last tribute alive receives a life of ease back home, while the rest of us battle starvation. In seventy-four years, we have had exactly two. Only one is still alive, he says. Writer: If we want to survive another rebellion, we must give up our children.
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