The Hunger Games
connecting to Greek Mythology
The Hunger Games
Connections
Katniss and Artemis
Katniss from the Hunger Games and Artemis from Greek mythology have connections with each other because they both are fierce fighters that have unique fighting skills. Katniss is one of the winners in the Hunger Games and she is one of the best fighters in the book. Artemis is also a great fighter in Greek mthology and is not scared for a challenge. Both woman aren't afraid to fight for what they want in both their books.
Peeta and Hera
Peeta from the Hunger Games and Hera from Greek Mythology are both similar because they both get jealous very easily. Peeta is jealous of two things in the book. He is jealous of how good Katniss is as a fighter and he is also jealous about Katniss's and Gales friendship. Peeta does not like other people getting close with Katniss and he likes to be number one and since he isn't, that makes him furious. Hera, similar to Peeta, gets jealous over her lover talking to other females. Hera gets very jealous over Zeus being with other girls and she does whatever it takes to keep them apart. Unlike Peeta, Hera does dirty tactics to get that person away from her loved one while Peeta just sits back and watches.
Cato and Hades
Cato in the Hunger Games and Hades in Greek Mythology connect because they are both very evil and low moraled people. Cato in Hunger games uses dirty tactics to kill people and does not take no for an answer. Cato is a very heartless person and only cares about himself. Hades, very similar to Cato is a very evil ruler of the underworld who only cares for himself and his precious jewels and metals. Both characters in their books are the bad people and do nothing that can cause good for other people, only for themselves.