[ SECRET POST #2972 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2972 ⌋

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Comments

[sarillia]

The difference between the two that stands out the most to me is that in Hunger Games it's much more about the wider world, where thoughts of the opponents are all about the reputations of the districts, but in Battle Royale it's about seeing how these long-standing relationships are affected by the situation when people who have known each other for years are forced into this. It could be that I haven't read it since 2008 but I don't remember the pampered kid who's had everything taken away thing at all.

[(Anonymous)]

"I don't remember the pampered kid who's had everything taken away thing at all"

Me neither.

If anything, I remember many of the kids had pretty fucked-up lives before they had to kill anyone and even the some of the ones with a less-shitty life had some issues as a direct or indirect result of the government censorship and oppression.

[visp]

Well, not "pampered" so much as generally more safe and rule-oriented.