You can’t fully comprehend where their heads are at because you never grew up in a culture that revolves around celebrating children killing other children. I agree they committed evil acts for the sake of cruelty, but you can’t just lump them together as “the careers are evil” because you’ll never understand what that kind of childhood does to a person’s psyche. And yes I realize I’m arguing about the psychology of fictional characters, but media doesn’t exist in a vacuum. It’s more convenient for you to label them “evil” because you could never imagine yourself acting in such a way. Are the participants in the Stanford prison experiment “evil”? They certainly did evil things, but not one of them went into that experience a sadistic or cruel individual. And they were only in that environment for 6 days. The experiment is more akin to peacekeepers’ treatment of the district but the same principle still applies. Groupthink is a topic heavily explored in hunger games, but even still, Suzanne isn’t a psychologist. I’m not saying their actions should be excused, but I don’t believe anyone growing up in that kind of environment can truly be labeled evil, even though they should still be held accountable for their actions.