Hunger Games Question

 Which is the most important for survival, strength or will?

Survival: When you think of it, you may think of a zombie killer in an abandoned town or even a person in the jungle. No, survival is not just that. Survival is also a patient who healed from a disease or a person who successfully ran from a volcanic eruption. It's not someone who came from violence, its more someone who experienced something and did not lose the battle to their enemy.

Now what is most important for survival, strength, or will? I would say will. Will is knowing you can do it. Will is not giving up so easily. Will is knowing that you have the power and you can do IT. It is knowing you have the strength to do it and you must try. Strength is having the power. I know you are imagining a muscle man carrying something heavy, like that is strength, but will it covers all that. If we tried to put a strong person who is ready to do anything and a weak person, full of hope and determination out in the jungle, the strong person might be able to throw a rock high enough to get those coconuts. But the weak person, (that represents will) would try and try until they get the coconuts. You can have the power to get one coconut, but what if will helps you to get many? Trying harder and not giving up because you want the coconuts.

The Hunger Games could also be an example, like there maybe be a competitor who is strong, but what if they just know how to kill? How to live, then? There should also be a competitor who doesn't know how to give up. That is will. (Determination.) They will try to kill and kill until they get their shot.