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16 de mar. de 2024 · District 2 is another Career district in The Hunger Games that provides Katniss with some of her deadliest foes. Officially, District 2's industry is stonecutting and masonry. District 2's citizens are responsible for the materials that build and maintain Panem's cities. However, District 2 has another, more pressing industry.
The District 9 male was the male tribute from District 9 who participated in the 75th Hunger Games. He was also a victor of an unspecified prior Hunger Games. He was presumably reaped for and won an unspecified edition of the Hunger Games. He was reaped alongside a fellow female victor for the 75th Hunger Games. During the Tribute Parade, an unknown district's tributes were costumed as loaves ...
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Chariot costumes were outfits created by stylists and worn by tributes during the chariot rides. These outfits were themed after their districts' main industries.[1] The 50th Hunger Games was the second Quarter Quell, so as a cruel twist, twice the number of tributes were reaped for the Hunger Games: two boys and two girls from each district, for a total of 48.[3] In the parade, Haymitch ...
District 9 was one of the thirteen districts of Panem, and its primary industry was grain production. It was one of the outlying districts, and its tributes weren't thought to have much chance at the Hunger Games. They set granaries on fire as an act of rebellion during the Second Rebellion to cut food from the Capitol. District 9 was the third largest district in all of Panem. Most of the ...
The Hunger Games were a morbid and brutal competition which took place annually in the country of Panem, enacted upon the districts by the Capitol after their defeat in the First Rebellion. It was to serve as a punishment and a reminder to the defeated districts of the cost of insurrection and to never again make an attempt to rebel. They were held uninterrupted for seventy-five years. Every ...
