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Setting: Catching Fire's setting is in a country, Panem, with one leader who is President Snow. The twelve existing districts are ruled by the "Peace Keepers" that President Snow sends in to keep life in order. Brave New World's setting is in the World State, which is a Utopian society ruled by a drug called Soma.
Characters: There are protagonists and antagonists in both books.
In Catching Fire the main protagonists are: Peeta Melark, Katniss Everdeen, and Haymitch Abernathy. The main antagonists are: President Snow and the people working for him.
In Brave New World the main protagonist is: "John the Savage". The main antagonist in Brave New World happens to be the World State.
Themes: Some themes of Catching Fire are: love and loyalty, rebellion and survival. Some themes of Brave New World are: Science as a means of power, the threat of genetic engineering, and pursuit of happiness carried to an extreme.
Summary of it all: The two books are mostly different with Catching Fire consisting of mostly war and Brave New World mostly peace until the end. They are remotely the same in which they both have somewhat similar societies being separated by wealth and jobs.
Characters: There are protagonists and antagonists in both books.
In Catching Fire the main protagonists are: Peeta Melark, Katniss Everdeen, and Haymitch Abernathy. The main antagonists are: President Snow and the people working for him.
In Brave New World the main protagonist is: "John the Savage". The main antagonist in Brave New World happens to be the World State.
Themes: Some themes of Catching Fire are: love and loyalty, rebellion and survival. Some themes of Brave New World are: Science as a means of power, the threat of genetic engineering, and pursuit of happiness carried to an extreme.
Summary of it all: The two books are mostly different with Catching Fire consisting of mostly war and Brave New World mostly peace until the end. They are remotely the same in which they both have somewhat similar societies being separated by wealth and jobs.