In Susan Collins' dystopian teen novel in 2008 "Hunger Games" (which was later adapted in a mass successful film franchise It began in 2012), we met protagonist Katnis Everdin, a young woman from the poor area 12 of Panem, who illegally hunted to keep the family safely as they struggle to prepare for the annual hunger games. Take a look, in Panem (North America's Reversed Interpretation), it happened for years before Katnis was born, and so the Almighty Capitol flexing his strength each year by compiling 24 children (two of each of the areas of Panem) to fight to fight to Death in the arena, television of the event and imposes "hunger games". When Katniss played in the films "Games of Hunger" by Ennenifer Lawrence, volunteers as a tribute to the name of her younger sister is chosen to compete, leaves her home behind and begins training for the games, she and her colleague from the District 12 heel (Oshchos (Oshosh (Oshoshhhhhhhhhhhherson) Discover something disturbing: they are unhappy with some other respect, especially those from specific areas.

Designations from the selected areas - which means richer like District 1, District 2 and District 4 - are called "respect for career" by their fellow competitors because they are born to be champions. So what does this mean specifically, and what "respect for career" we find in the "hunger games" franchise? Not to mention what is happening to them?

Immediately from the moment they were born, respects from districts 1, 2 and 4 are basically grown in the laboratory to be extremely fierce competitors in hunger games. As Susan Collins writes in Katniss's voice in the book, most of her colleagues seem extremely insufficient, except for some: “Exceptions are children from the richer areas, volunteers, those who are fed and trained throughout their lives for this moment. Or just careers. And as not, the winner will be one of them. " Note the use of the word "volunteer" - careers are also usually put on "honor" to present their areas.

Later, at the Training Center, Katniss notes that after she and Peta made a spraying of fire clothes the night before during the opening ceremony, she sees "nothing but contempt in her career respect. Everyone must have fifty to A. Hundreds of pounds on me. Not only that, but she also tells the reader that careers know how powerful they are: "I see around the respect in the career that are shown, they are clearly trying to intimidate the field." Katniss puts the best: Careers are easily the most powerful players in the games, but in her first hunger games, Katniss managed to surpass them immediately from the gate.

Katniss, against her mentor's advice and former 12 -Jamich district champion (played in the original film Games by Woody Harrelson and receives His own novel and film, "Sunrise of Raging". Katniss is mostly hiding in the woods until gamers create a fire to expel it, at that moment she meets careers while injured and messing up with a tall tree. (A lot for Katniss's surprise, heel is with them.) Because Katniss earns such a high result during her estimate by gamingers, careers are desperate to take out, but Katniss takes a small part of them by reducing the nest of the nest Track For seekers (genetically modified and deadly wasp) and releasing it to some of the careers, removing Glimer (Leven Rambin) and stealing the bow and the dead girl's arrow (weapon of Katnissi).

Later, Katniss sends Marvel after killing his friend and Ali Ru (Amenda Stenberg) of County 11; Clove (Isabel Furman) intercepts Katniss during the Cornukopia showdown and will kill her when he encountered respect for the District District 11 (Dejo Oceans) and kills the cloves in the name of Rue, leaving Katnice alive. As it turns out, heel was just pretending Working with careers and is serious, maybe fatally hurt - and when he, Katnis, and respect in the career Kato (Alexander Ludwig), appear as the only remaining survivors, Katnis opposes Kato and allows him to break up with genetically modified "Muta". Before you kill him with a merciful arrow. Peta and Katniss threaten, with full view of cameras, to eat poisonous berries than to kill each other, and both are declared winners ... what Really Capitol fraud.

The Second film in the original movie series "Hunger Games", "Catching Fire" (which is best throughout the franchise, in fact), is the last we see in career respect, but this time, Katniss and Peta are forced to join with a few. In retaliation for Katniss trick with berries, President Coriolanus Snow (Donald Sutherland) orders that the 75th hunger games, which mark the 3rd "quarter quarter", will use their participants from Only previous winnerswhich means Katniss will return to the arena. With the heel in turn (volunteering for Himich's aging), they are preparing for a much bigger and more difficult struggle, just to discover that Jamich is organizing a series of allies for them.

Katniss is a hesitant, especially when it comes to alleing the former County 4 winners and current respect for Finnic Odier (Sam Clafin) and pretty older Mags Flanagan (Lynn Cohen). Finnik initially irritates Katniss, but he turns out to be a worthy teammate ... And when he saves the life of the heel in the arena, their alliance is set in stone. After all, at the end of the "catching fire", Katniss destroys the field of power around the arena, allowing the rebels from County 13 - a place that previously did not know - to save Fink, though Peta becomes hostage to Capitol. Thus, this is where every mention of the career in "Hunger Games" ends for good ... because the games as we know they cease to exist as the war begins.