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What does the fact that the arenas are preserved as tourist destinations say about the type of society

and civilization Panem is? (The Hunger Games)

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Answer:

This shows that the population of the capital cares more about intranet than about the exploitation and suffering of the districts.

Explanation:

Hunger games take place in the arenas, where young people from all districts are put into a game where only one can survive and where they have to kill each other. These games serve as entertainment for the population of Panem, which encourages and approves the execution of these young people, even if it causes intense suffering in them, in their families and in the districts to which they belong.

The cult of entertainment that the population of Panem imposes is so strong that they even keep the arenas as tourist spots.

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