The Dark Days are the days in which the thirteen districts of Panem rose up and fought against the dictating Capitol. However, they did not succeed in defeating them, and district thirteen was destroyed, therefore the Capitol started the yearly Hunger Games, where they remind the twelve districts of what they went through, telling them not to do it again. In The Hunger Games, each district must send to the Capitol one young man and women, between the tribute ages of twelve and eighteen, to be trained in the art of survival, and to be prepared to fight to the death. (taken from the trailer of the movie The Hunger Games, released in theaters March 23, 2012)
The Dark Days were about 74 years before the books were set and were a time of rebellion against the Capitol. There were thirteen districts then and as a result of the rebellion the thirteenth district was eliminated.
This is when the Hunger Games started as a way for the Capitol to prove that they had so much control over everybody and could take twenty four children away from their families and only one of them would return. The Hunger Games are to stop them rising against the Capitol again.
in the dark days the districts cames out of the shadows and declared war on the capitol and then The Hunger Games was formed
when there wasn't any lightbulbs nd shiet
during the dark days, the district fought the capital and after that they started to have the hunger games to show them that the capital is like, better and stuff.
We do not know for sure except that it is in the very distant future. Collins said it would have taken triple digits for Panem to be produced from the ashes of North America. It would then have taken several years for the Dark Days to come and the book is set 74 years after that.
The Hunger Games trilogy is set in a future time. From the first book, Katniss informs the reader that the new North American nation Panem (derived from the concept espoused by the Roman satirist Juvenal, panem et circenses, "bread and circuses.") rose out of global environmental disaster.Spoiler Alert!The Hunger Games is set seventy-four years after the first Hunger Games, which were held the first year after the end of the District 13 uprising ends. Catching Fire then is set in the seventy-fifth year of the games. The time before the establishment of Panem is referred to the Dark Days. The Dark Days is an unspecified length of time, but can be speculated to be a hundred to a thousand years from our present time. There are few clues given in the book, likely intentionally on Ms. Collins' part, perhaps to focus on the characters and conflict in the story.
Do you mean how the Hunger Games came to be? If so, the answer is this: What happened in the 13 districts of Panem rebelled against the Capitol. The districts lost and the war was called the "Dark Days". The Capitol destroyed District 13. After that, the Capitol started the first Hunger Games, and it continued for 75 years.
To my knowledge, President Snow ruled Panem during the 'war' and the games. But in the third and final book, Mockingjay, President Coin is supposed to rule Panem. Read the books or please pay more attention, you'll get the dialouge much better and will love the series!
A long time ago in Panem, the dark days happened. During the dark days, the citizens of Panem rebelled against the capitol. The capitol forces the districts in line and make sure the dark days never happen again by holding the Hunger Games.
The Districts rebelled against the Capitol. In punishment the Capitol destroyed District thirteen and created the Hunger Games, as a way of saying that the "Dark Days" can never be repeated.
The Dark Days were a period in Panem's history about 74 years before the beginning of The Hunger Games book when the 13 districts rebelled against the Capitol. The districts were defeated, and District 13 was supposedly destroyed. As a punishment for the Dark Days, each district must send two tributes, one boy and one girl between ages 12-18 to the Hunger Games every year.
during the dark days, the district fought the capital and after that they started to have the hunger games to show them that the capital is like, better and stuff.
The Dark Days are the days in which the thirteen districts of Panem rose up and fought against the dictating Capitol. However, they did not succeed in defeating them, and district thirteen was destroyed, therefore the Capitol started the yearly Hunger Games, where they remind the twelve districts of what they went through, telling them not to do it again. In The Hunger Games, each district must send to the Capitol one young man and women, between the tribute ages of twelve and eighteen, to be trained in the art of survival, and to be prepared to fight to the death. (taken from the trailer of the movie The Hunger Games, released in theaters March 23, 2012)
The Hunger Games began in Panem, which is the future ruins if North America. There are 12 districts. According to President Snow the Hunger Games was started as a reminder of the "dark days", and a reminder that the capital controlls the people and a reminder for them not to rebel. It is also entertainment for the capitol. Have fun reading! :)
To remind the Districts that they did not win the war of the Dark Days.
Because the Capitol does not want the Dark Days to repeat!
During the Dark Days, District 13 rebelled. The Capitol would not let it rebel and get away with it, so they destroyed it. However, at the end of the series, it rises again and finally beats the Capitol.
it is leaving in 200 days
19 days and counting.
The purpose of the book is to entertain readers. The purpose of the games within the book is so that the Capitol can get revenge on the Districts for their rebellion long ago.