Katniss And Prometheus Similarities

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I’ve met some people in my life that act the same. Their actions have to do a lot with the similarity of two people. The people might not look the same or even be the same gender, but their actions could still be similar. Katniss and Prometheus have similarities between both of them. They both share similarities and have the same actions. Their thoughts are also alike and what they set out to do has a connection. Even though Katniss is a female and Prometheus is a male, you can compare both of these characters. Katniss and Prometheus both has attitude where they will not give up. Even though Prometheus disobeyed Zeus he still insisted that "Mankind shall have fire, despite what Zeus has decided,". Prometheus’ would not give in for anything

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