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15 perate need of any weapon. As I approached the base, a fellow teammate (now considered an enemy) standing guard of the weapons. All hope of obtaining any kind of weapon immediately went out the door. My only option left was to literally run for my life, and so I did. I was dodging water (the main source of ammunition) left and right, running around trees and any other obstructions I could find. I even miraculously escaped a few water balloons thrown at me from point blank. In the process of escaping death, I hurt my knee, but my adrenaline rush was an instant remedy for my pain. Finally, I had found myself in a relatively safe zone, and tried to create an alliance with one of the teammates who had possession of a weapon. At this point, I had no hope of winning anymore, so I bargained with him to take out everyone and finish me off last. Although he didn’t quite agree with me, I was far away enough from him to avoid any danger to myself from him. As such, I watched the rest of my former teammates eliminate each other as I maneuvered around the playing field to secure myself. A few moments later, I had discovered that everyone had been eliminated, and the last person (the one who I tried to ally with) had slipped and essentially eliminated himself, which resulted in me becoming the champion. I can’t say that it was the most glorious victory since I didn’t provide the final attack, but I did manage to dodge everything that was thrown at me, which I think is something worthy of a champion. In the end, it was a well played game, and as mentioned previously, it could not have been won without a well thought-out strategy. As the winner of the Hunger games, I was given the honor of donating all of my winnings to any charity of my choice. After long contemplation, the money was donated to the Eliminate Project, a suitable charity considering the relation of its name to the Hunger Games. Also, all of the canned food that was used as substitute entry fees was donated to a local charity in the city of Davis. Are the Odds in Your Favor?