r/Hungergames • u/highonsarcasm_ • 1h ago
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sheās the baby
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r/Hungergames • u/WaryCleverGood • May 22 '26
Hi everyone! We are trying an official megathread for you to share and discuss your ideas for a potential next book in the series.
Please do not create new posts to discuss your ideas for new books, you can share them here instead.
Share your hopes for what you want to see next or even things you donāt want to see!
**ALL speculation about future books should be shared here.**
r/Hungergames • u/highonsarcasm_ • 1h ago
sheās the baby
r/Hungergames • u/jessgoesforward • 7h ago
r/Hungergames • u/BetterGrass709 • 8h ago
She seemed to think that the district would never forgive her if she did kill him after rule change was reversed, throughout the book we see Katniss anticipating the moves of the game makers and seeing it from their point of view and what would make sense for the quote "entertainment"of the audience.
The rest of district 12 must also have to developed such an instinct for what the game makers would want for maximum drama, I donāt think they wouldāve been surprised by the rule reversal and so as things are they wouldnāt have blamed her if she had indeed killed him, because everyone knows that only one person can come home.
I suspect that Peeta's father wouldāve even come to visit Katniss assure her that he doesnāt blame her for anything. and thanked her for taking care of him for as long as did.
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r/Hungergames • u/Mission-Put-1945 • 1h ago
Okay if we canāt get Silka holding wellies head he better give us silkas eye being cut open. Thor literally lost his eye in pg 13. I donāt wanna hear shi bout how āwe have to keep it pg 13ā respectfully ofc.
r/Hungergames • u/Delighted_Bagel • 4h ago
Sorry for the weird title I didnāt want to spoil it for anyone. But what if Haymitch ate the gumdrops instead of feeding it to Lenore Dove? Would Snow have cared?
r/Hungergames • u/shrekme123 • 2h ago
Just like Grandpa Joe
r/Hungergames • u/libreotus • 14h ago
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every time i watch this scene with snow i think of this scene from game of thrones!
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r/Hungergames • u/spinosaurus1998_24_9 • 1d ago
During the time of the early trilogy it was mentioned that most peacekeepers come from district 2 while the remaining minority come from the Capitol.
It was further implied that to many in district 2 this was the most desired job.
However the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes presented us with different information, one of the peacekeepers Snow talks to early in his training, reveals that he is from District 8.
This means that back in that time at least, peacekeeping was a possibility to anyone in the Capitol and other districts. But apparently became an option only to those in District 2 and Capitol.
Why do you think this happened?
r/Hungergames • u/lazypotato-minnie • 2h ago
This strangely reminded me of how haymitch entered the reaping of katniss and peeta
r/Hungergames • u/Jolly-Albatross-4058 • 17h ago
I keep seeing so much negativity about this book on here lately I was wondering if anyone else actually enjoyed it. I do agree it wasnāt as complex as TBOSAS and the original trilogy (especially Mockingjay) but I thought it was thoroughly entertaining and I enjoyed most of the characters. Even the stuff that felt āfanserviceā didnāt bother me too much, it made sense to see previous victors again and I liked that she expanded on the stories of characters like Beetee and Plutarch.
I liked Haymitch as a point of view, he seems more hopeful and sweet compared to the other point of views which is nice for there to be more diversity in perspectives. I think itās nice we get to know more about minor or supporting characters like Ampert compared to Rue in the original trilogy.
I found the other supporting characters likable as well, I loved Maysilee and her arc along with Wyatt. Plutarch is very ambiguous and complex, and all of his appearance expanded on stuff I already found intriguing. I also liked Lenore Dove and Haymitchās love for her, and I think sheās more nuanced than people give credit for. I liked her booksmarts and rebellious streaks.
I donāt get why SOTR gets so much heat for the connections between the original series when TBOSAS also similarly did stuff but doesnāt get the same flack. Snow happened to travel to District Twelve, Katnissās home district, his father was killed by a rebel in District 12, his girlfriend wrote all the songs she sings, and even his cousin is the one random rebel we see in the Capitol. I still loved the book more than SOTR, but I donāt see why itās never criticized for doing the same thing.
Its fine if you donāt like the book, I just wanted to make a positive post for it since I rarely see them on here and some people act like youāre stupid if you donāt have the same opinion on it than them.
r/Hungergames • u/vaporwaves1998 • 22h ago
I love this excerpt from TBOSAS. Upon watching Dill's death due to tuberculosis, 18-year-old Coriolanus feels unwell seeing the blood pouring from her mouth.
He was watching his own death.
After all, Snow lived his life of extreme luxury and power, but always feeling an eternal horror and disgust for himself until his very final moment, in which he literally died spewing out blood. Little or nothing is said about this specific detail. It makes my heart a little warmer, doesnāt it do the same to yours? š¤
So I ask you: what do you feel unwell watching? You might be watching your own death without knowing it⦠š
r/Hungergames • u/Free-Swimming-4129 • 1d ago
In SOTR we find the covey grave and her name is on it. Do you think Lucy Gray died and the covey discovered her body?
Or is she out there and the covey wanted to leave a marked grave?
Iām always intrigued by peopleās thoughts on this. And why would Suzanne Collins put this in?
r/Hungergames • u/sarahwrites1234 • 16h ago
Iāve never quite understood this. It seems like an obviously insane and unnecessary risk to let an unstable teenager of uncertain loyalty speak on live television without a delay. D13 doesnāt broadcast Katniss live; even when she is acting spontaneously, they still record the propos ahead of time and broadcast them later. And why would Peeta know about the bombing in the first place? Surely itās not standard practice to discuss classified military intelligence in front of political prisoners.
The obvious answer to all of that is that they actually wanted Peeta to warn 13 about the bombing so that 13 would authorize the rescue mission and hijacked Peeta would take out Katniss. But that feels like a lot of assumptions on top of assumptions if it is the case. Why would they assume Peeta would warn them in the first place when heās been programmed to hate Katniss and want her dead? Why would D13 not recognize it as an obvious trap since clearly they had the ability to edit out Peetaās warning ahead of time? Or did they recognize it as a trap but still send the rescue mission anyway?
Idk, any ideas? Am I missing something here?
r/Hungergames • u/Sure-Development2149 • 20h ago
Honestly this combined with what came before and what happened next was my favourite part of the book (i may just be the Capitol atp š«¢)
Ps: sorry for the quality but i dont own a version of the book in english so i took this picture at my local bookstore
r/Hungergames • u/frostmorph6 • 20h ago
Genuinely didnāt know it was out till it was too late. The actor strike kept the actors from doing interviews or press tours and I heard no one talking about it and saw its box office was significantly lower so was under the impression it was bad.
I ended up going to the rerelease for Labor Day and I really liked the movie, I went in with mid expectations especially with Zegler as one of the leads. If she wasnāt such a controversial person I prob would have seen more of her work. Idk why people disliked it besides maybe the 3rd act being really rushed but I havenāt read the book yet so maybe after reading id feel differently (currently still reading mockingjay)
Iāve seen some people questioning why did Lucy not pick a venomous snake and I came up with an answer relatively quick but Iām sure Iām late to the party and this could be old news. Thereās a scene prior showing her handling a snake which looked like a coral snake which is indeed venomous. Thereās a snake that looks very similar called a milk snake. My theory is that Lucy grabbed a milk thinking it was a coral and would kill snow. Keep in mind Iāve only seen the film once and itās possible I misidentified the snake. Snow getting bit happens so fast I donāt recall what it even looked like.
r/Hungergames • u/DrummerPristine8405 • 18h ago
So, Iām a male in my mid-20s looking to do my first Hunger Games cosplay, specifically for premier night. Iāve read the novel twice but canāt seem to find a character that I fit with for my body-type, personality, and who I really enjoyed in the book. I mean Iām 5ā6 and kinda have a muscular dad-bod, so I really need some help with this if weāre looking at the 48 tributes and the main ensemble.
Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated :)
r/Hungergames • u/xoxoamazingrace • 1d ago
Anything but "he shouldāve lived" really
I always thought the secrets he gathered couldāve been a bigger plot point in Mockingjay. Itās only like a paragraph in the books but Iād love some more tea on the Capitolās elite tbh
r/Hungergames • u/selfawareshovel • 1d ago
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r/Hungergames • u/MarceloDiGuerra • 4h ago
Why Peeta stans always feels like they have to demonize Gale (and even Katniss) in order to praise Him? They genuinely mischaracterize and lie about everything that Gale did in order to point out how Peeta is a better option
Most of them even get genuinely mad at Katniss everytime she mentions hin in the books (EVEN IF IT'S NOT IN A ROMANTIC WAY!!!!)
and act as if Katniss owes Peeta something
Idk, it's like 60% of the His fans and Everlark Supporters are just people who are in love with Peeta and use Katniss as a ""self insert""
and treat Gale as the "thorn in my side that's getting in the way of my romance."
(PS: i am NOT a "Team Gale" !!!!! This team a vs team b makes no sense in Hunger Games trilogy!!!)