Picture this scenario: Twenty-four teenagers. Twelve boys, twelve girls. All sent into a giant arena for the fight of their lives. Only one can survive. What would you do? For Katniss and Peeta, it’s real. For them, these are the Hunger Games. Only three rules: Don’t step off your plate before the gong rings, don’t insult the Capitol, and don’t get killed. With twenty-three other teenagers out to kill you, you can’t afford to trust anyone. Or can you? That’s what sixteen-year-old Katniss Everdeen thinks when she volunteers for her twelve-year-old sister, Prim. Trust no one. Come back alive. Those are her only priorities. When Katniss enters the arena, her original plan is to run, run, run as fast as she possibly can away from the Cornucopia-- A giant, gleaming dome filled with weapons, food, water, and other supplies. She doesn’t want to enter the bloodbath-- The beginning of the Games so nicknamed because of brutal battles that take place over the supplies the Cornucopia holds. One item changes everything, though: A gleaming bow. Her ideal weapon. The bow... It could buy her food and defense. It could be the very key to her survival. And, after all, how hard can it be to get one bow? Apparently, very. After all is said and done, Katniss ends up in a tree for the night, exhausted and weaponless. She was only able to acquire a backpack containing a sleeping bag, a bit of food, and an empty water canteen. After hardships such as tracker jackers (deadly insects similar to hornets or wasps), a forest fire, and her only ally dying, the Game-makers make an announcement: If two tributes are from the same District, they can both win. Katniss immediately thinks of Peeta, even though it’s obviously something from the Capitol directed at the two specifically, being the “star-crossed lovers” of the Games. Eventually, Katniss finds Peeta, close to death by a river. She nurses him back to health, even drugging him at one point to go and get medicine from the Cornucopia. Peeta, on the other hand, tried a different tack in the Games. Deciding against anything the Cornucopia could hold, Peeta runs from the Cornucopia to avoid the bloodbath. He allies with the Career Pack-- A group of notoriously strong tributes, one of which usually wins the Games. The Career Pack is a brutal and vicious bunch, but Peeta allies with them to protect the one thing he cares about in these Games: Katniss. Finally, they are in the final two. Katniss and Peeta sit atop the gleaming Cornucopia, waiting for the cannon fire that indicates the last tribute death. The cannon fires. But one thing is missing. There’s no celebratory music. No voice announcing the end of the Games. There is an announcement, though. Only one can win. But who? What would you do?