Theme Of Artificial Beauty In The Hunger Games

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Not everyone knows that in The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins is giving hints about her opinion on natural and artificial beauty. The Hunger Games written by Suzanne Collins gives examples of both artificial and natural beauty. Katniss Everdeen is her ideal of natural beauty. Effie Trinket, on the other hand, is an artificial beauty. In the novel The Hunger Games, Collins clearly states her opinion on which she prefers. The following paragraphs will demonstrate that Suzanne Collins believes that natural beauty is superior to artificial, as evidenced by when Collins made katniss Everdeen her character describe Effie Trinket's look "scary", here are some reasons why artificial beauty is not higher ranked than natural
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