In Panem, the Hunger Games are a yearly event where one boy and one girl aged 12-18 from each of the 12 districts within the state are chosen to fight to the death by the authoritarian Capitol. The winner is granted wealth, fame, and security to not fight again.

You are Dan, a ginger teen who lives in District 12, the poorest district. You face a life of extreme poverty with no prospects. You have the chance to volunteer as a tribute. However, you will be facing tributes from wealthier districts with higher chances of survival.

Five explorers are trapped in a cave after a landslide. They are running out of food and will all starve to death before they can be rescued. They are told that if one of them is sacrificed and eaten, the others would survive long enough to be rescued. 

Saraf proposes and the rest agree to randomly determine who should die. At the last minute, Saraf backs out, but the others refuse to accept the change of mind and cast a dice on her behalf. Saraf is killed, but before her death accepts that the dice was thrown fairly. 

The four survivors are later rescued and charged with murder, which carries a mandatory whole life sentence. If not convicted, they cannot be charged with another crime and will go free.

Love Is Blind is an experiment where for 10 days, the contestants date each other in purpose-built "pods", or small rooms where they can talk to each other through a speaker but not see each other. A couple meets face-to-face only after a marriage proposal is accepted.

You are Sarina, a 40 year old single woman who wants to have children in the next 5 years.

A Pact of Forgetting is an agreement made by all major political parties during a peace process or democratic transition, to avoid directly confronting the legacy left behind by civil war or dictatorship

e.g. unconditional amnesties for perpetrators of human rights abuses on all sides, refusing to set up official inquiries into past crimes, retaining officials who served under the previous regime.

"Neediness" is a characteristic used to refer to individuals in interpersonal relationships who have strong preference to receive emotional support, frequent attention, over-reassurance for anxious feelings, and/or higher maintenance for their emotional needs.