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** Effie Trinket initially seems like a rare outlier of this trend with her name, but [[FridgeBrilliance it makes perfect sense if you consider it a nickname of 'Euphemia', a female Roman name meaning 'well-spoken' and 'good cheer']], a more appropriately Capitol-styled name that accurately describes her personality and mannerisms.
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** Effie Trinket initially seems like a rare outlier of this trend with her name, but [[FridgeBrilliance it makes perfect sense if you [[FridgeBrilliance consider it a nickname of 'Euphemia', a female Roman name meaning 'well-spoken' and 'good cheer']], a more appropriately Capitol-styled name that accurately describes her personality and mannerisms.
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** Effie initially seems like a rare outlier of this trend with her name, but it [[FridgeBrilliance makes perfect sense if you consider it a nickname of 'Euphemia', a female Roman name meaning 'well-spoken' and 'good cheer']], a more appropriately Capitol-styled name that accurately describes her personality and mannerisms.
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** Effie Trinket initially seems like a rare outlier of this trend with her name, but it [[FridgeBrilliance it makes perfect sense if you consider it a nickname of 'Euphemia', a female Roman name meaning 'well-spoken' and 'good cheer']], a more appropriately Capitol-styled name that accurately describes her personality and mannerisms.
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** Effie initially seems like a rare outlier of this trend with her name, but it [[FridgeGenius makes perfect sense if you consider it a nickname of 'Euphemia', a female Roman name meaning 'well-spoken' and 'good cheer']], a more appropriately Capitol-styled name that accurately describes her personality and mannerisms.
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** Effie initially seems like a rare outlier of this trend with her name, but it [[FridgeGenius [[FridgeBrilliance makes perfect sense if you consider it a nickname of 'Euphemia', a female Roman name meaning 'well-spoken' and 'good cheer']], a more appropriately Capitol-styled name that accurately describes her personality and mannerisms.
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** In the movie, we never find out the symbolic significance of the mockingjay, nor what the Muttations are made out of (in the book, it [[spoiler:''appeared to be'' dead tributes mixed with wolf.]]) Losing the first person perspective also means we lose Katniss's thoughts and motivations.
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** In the movie, we never find out the symbolic significance of the mockingjay, nor what the Muttations are made out of come from (in the book, it [[spoiler:''appeared to be'' dead tributes mixed fused with wolf.wolves. [[NothingIsScarier we never find out if just samples of DNA from tributes was used [[FridgeHorror or their actual bodies.]] ]] ]]) Losing the first person perspective also means we lose Katniss's thoughts and motivations.
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* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: The mockingjay pin's significant BackStory is AdaptedOut along with Katniss' best friend Madge Undersee.
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* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: The mockingjay pin's significant BackStory is AdaptedOut along with Katniss' best friend Madge Undersee, the daughter of District 12's Mayor Undersee.
* AerithAndBob: The names of Capitol citizens compared with those of the Districts is impossible not to notice.
** Examples: Coriolanus (Capitol), Plutarch (Capitol), Seneca (Capitol), versus Johanna (District), Gale (District), Finnick (District).
** Effie initially seems like a rare outlier of this trend with her name, but it [[FridgeGenius makes perfect sense if you consider it a nickname of 'Euphemia', a female Roman name meaning 'well-spoken' and 'good cheer']], a more appropriately Capitol-styled name that accurately describes her personality and mannerisms.
** A lesser example within the Districts themselves: Some people are named in conjuction with their District industry, like Cashmere (District 1: Luxury), Lyme (District 2: Masonry), and Wiress (District 3: Technology). While others are given names inspired by the natural world or just ordinary names, like Clove (District 2), Annie (District 4), and Johanna (District 7).
** Examples: Coriolanus (Capitol), Plutarch (Capitol), Seneca (Capitol), versus Johanna (District), Gale (District), Finnick (District).
** Effie initially seems like a rare outlier of this trend with her name, but it [[FridgeGenius makes perfect sense if you consider it a nickname of 'Euphemia', a female Roman name meaning 'well-spoken' and 'good cheer']], a more appropriately Capitol-styled name that accurately describes her personality and mannerisms.
** A lesser example within the Districts themselves: Some people are named in conjuction with their District industry, like Cashmere (District 1: Luxury), Lyme (District 2: Masonry), and Wiress (District 3: Technology). While others are given names inspired by the natural world or just ordinary names, like Clove (District 2), Annie (District 4), and Johanna (District 7).
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--->[[spoiler:'''Cato''': Oh no, I can still do this. I can still do this. One... more... kill. It's the only thing I know how to do... to bring {{pride}} to my District.]]
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--->[[spoiler:'''Cato''': Oh no, I can still do this. I can still do this. One... more... kill. It's the only thing I know how to do... to bring {{pride}} to my District.]]
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* TheFilmOfTheBook
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%% (Administrivia/ZeroContextExample) * TheFilmOfTheBookTheFilmOfTheBook
* FirstPersonDyingPerspective: During Rue's death, the camera points at the sky and grows blurry, showing how the scene feels for the dying girl.
* FirstPersonDyingPerspective: During Rue's death, the camera points at the sky and grows blurry, showing how the scene feels for the dying girl.
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* GenreSavvy: President Snow recognizes that Katniss is a threat because she's dangerously charismatic in an opposite fashion to the more deliberate efforts of Peeta and Haymitch.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''[[TagLine May the odds be ever in your favor.]]'']]
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** The books mention Capitol citizens as often undergoing extensive body modifications and dyes that make them look almost inhuman. None of this appears in the film, where Capitol citizens tend to look like normal people in garish costumes and occasionally brightly-colored lipstick and wigs.
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** The books mention Capitol citizens as often undergoing extensive body modifications and dyes that make them look almost inhuman. None of this appears in the film, where Capitol citizens (apart from [[https://thehungergames.fandom.com/wiki/Tigris?file=TIGRIS.png Tigris]]) tend to look like normal people in garish costumes and occasionally brightly-colored lipstick and wigs.
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The film stars Creator/JenniferLawrence as Katniss, Creator/JoshHutcherson as Peeta, Creator/LiamHemsworth as Gale, Creator/WoodyHarrelson as Haymitch, Stanley Tucci as Caesar and Creator/DonaldSutherland as President Snow.
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The film stars Creator/JenniferLawrence as Katniss, Creator/JoshHutcherson as Peeta, Creator/LiamHemsworth as Gale, Creator/WoodyHarrelson as Haymitch, Stanley Tucci Creator/StanleyTucci as Caesar and Creator/DonaldSutherland as President Snow.
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Adaptations for the remaining novels were also made, with Ross being replaced by director Creator/FrancisLawrence. The ''[[Film/TheHungerGamesCatchingFire Catching Fire]]'' movie was released in November 2013, and ''Mockingjay'' was split into two films, ''Film/TheHungerGamesMockingjayPart1'' being released in 2014 and ''Film/TheHungerGamesMockingjayPart2'' in 2015. A prequel, ''Film/TheHungerGamesTheBalladOfSongbirdsAndSnakes'', is set for release in 2023.
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Adaptations for the remaining novels were also made, with Ross being replaced by director Creator/FrancisLawrence. The ''[[Film/TheHungerGamesCatchingFire Catching Fire]]'' movie was released in November 2013, and ''Mockingjay'' was split into two films, ''Film/TheHungerGamesMockingjayPart1'' being released in 2014 and ''Film/TheHungerGamesMockingjayPart2'' in 2015. A prequel, ''Film/TheHungerGamesTheBalladOfSongbirdsAndSnakes'', is set for release was released in 2023.
