Hunger Games Moralit y Powerpoint Presentation PPT.pdf

This presentation by Group 01 delves into a theological analysis of "The Hunger Games," examining the moral implications of key actions in the film. It discusses three main aspects: Katniss Everdeen's voluntary participation in the Hunger Games to save her sister, the Capitol's seemingly generous acts towards the tributes, and the overall establishment of the Hunger Games. By evaluating these acts through a theological lens, the study highlights the themes of courage, selflessness, and the stark contrast between apparent benevolence and underlying evil. The presentation aims to provoke thought on the nature of good and evil, the human capacity for sacrifice, and the moral consequences of oppressive system


Theology Case Study
The Hunger Games Analysis
Katniss Everdeen Sacrifice
Moral Implications Hunger Games
Theological Perspective Hunger Games
Good vs Evil Hunger Games
Capitol's Control in Hunger Games
Katniss Volunteers for Sister
Sacrifice in The Hunger Games
Oppression in Hunger Games
Courage and Selflessness Katniss
Apparent Good vs True Intentions
Capitol's Gifts to Tributes
Ethical Analysis Hunger Games
Human Rights in The Hunger Games
Moral Themes Hunger Games
Theology and Popular Culture
Ethical Lessons from The Hunger Games
Power and Control Capitol
The Hunger Games Case Study

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THE ACT IS: GOOD
KATNISS VOLUNTEERS FOR HER SISTER
In the film, Katniss Everdeen sacrifices herself to take her younger sister
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s
place in the Hunger Games. Her courage, selflessness, and sacrifice
towards her sister is a good act because it demonstrates her love for her
sister and her willingness to put herself in harm
'
s way for the sake of her
loved ones.
THE ACT IS: GOOD
WHY?
Explanation
shows courage, love, and selflessness
Sacrifice one
'
s life for the sake of others
humanity and unwavering commitment to doing
what is right, even in the face of danger.
fight for freedom
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THE APPARENT GOOD
THE CAPITOL SHOWERS THE TRIBUTES WITH GIFTS
The Capitol'
s provision of food and medicine to the tributes of each district
is an act that appears to be good because it seeks to help and aid the
tributes. The Capitol provides these resources to support and prepare the
conditions of each tribute of the districts for the Hunger Games.
THE APPARENT GOOD
WHY?
Explanation
reinforces the power and control
oppressed and exploited
a tool of control.
appearing benevolent and charitable
masking true intentions
04
THE ACT IS: EVIL
THE HUNGER GAMES
The establishment and maintenance of the Hunger Games by the Capitol is
an evil act because it involves the brutal exploitation and oppression of
children from the districts. The Hunger Games are a deadly competition in
which children are forced to fight to the death, and they serve as a
demonstration of the Capitol'
s power and control over the districts.
THE ACT IS: EVIL
WHY?
Explanation
violation of human rights
cause suffering and loss of life
forced to pa

1. 01
A THEOLOGY CASE STUDY
The
Hunger
Games

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3. THE ACT IS: GOOD
KATNISS VOLUNTEERS FOR HER SISTER

4. In the film, Katniss Everdeen sacrifices herself to take her younger sister's
place in the Hunger Games. Her courage, selflessness, and sacrifice
towards her sister is a good act because it demonstrates her love for her
sister and her willingness to put herself in harm's way for the sake of her
loved ones.
THE ACT IS: GOOD

5. WHY?
Explanation
shows courage, love, and selflessness
Sacrifice one's life for the sake of others
humanity and unwavering commitment to doing
what is right, even in the face of danger.
fight for freedom

6. 03

7. THE APPARENT GOOD
THE CAPITOL SHOWERS THE TRIBUTES WITH GIFTS

8. The Capitol's provision of food and medicine to the tributes of each district
is an act that appears to be good because it seeks to help and aid the
tributes. The Capitol provides these resources to support and prepare the
conditions of each tribute of the districts for the Hunger Games.
THE APPARENT GOOD

9. WHY?
Explanation
reinforces the power and control
oppressed and exploited
a tool of control.
appearing benevolent and charitable
masking true intentions

10. 04

11. THE ACT IS: EVIL
THE HUNGER GAMES

12. The establishment and maintenance of the Hunger Games by the Capitol is
an evil act because it involves the brutal exploitation and oppression of
children from the districts. The Hunger Games are a deadly competition in
which children are forced to fight to the death, and they serve as a
demonstration of the Capitol's power and control over the districts.
THE ACT IS: EVIL

13. WHY?
Explanation
violation of human rights
cause suffering and loss of life
forced to participate in a deadly competition

14. Aballe, Jessamae
Bergantino, Marianne Gaile
Corpuz, Chrisfil
Duran, Darun
Edjan, Vohn Archie
Fortaleza, Lounelyn
Panes, Ashley Anne
Rivas, Richard John
end.