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What if They Didn't Have Nightlock?
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I think Peeta would have killed himself before Katniss could do anything, personally. But before that he would have his whole emotional spiel that would haunt Katniss for the rest of her life.

If there wasn't nightlock in The Hunger Games, the whole plot of the series would be lost. A normal girl from a district of Panem, which is controlled by the Capitol, has a basis for this cruel enjoyment of children set in an arena murdering each other for fame, glory, and riches. However, this seems to be very unfair for the districts as they have to send out two of their beloved children to compete in the brawl. Katniss rebels and shows that the competitors of The Hunger Games are more than a piece of the game. Without nightlock, the whole point of rebelling and taking a stand would be pointless without a symbolic object in the book. Because of this, without the nightlock, The Hunger Games trilogy would be boring and pointless, thus losing hundreds of millions of devoted fans.
