Snow gave Katniss the opportunity to start a rebellion in The Hunger Games, but that wasn't his intention. His prequel story ...

Haymitch was Katniss' mentor in "The Hunger Games," but "Sunrise on the Reaping" shows them to be more connected than readers ...

Suzanne Collins' "Sunrise on the Reaping" is full of Easter eggs for the whole "Hunger Games" series, particularly "Catching ...

The similarities and differences between "The Hunger Games" character's Haymitch Abernathy and Katniss Everdeen reveal a lot about the overall theme of the series: control and who has it.

The story of Katniss and Peeta may have ended in the Hunger Games movies, but that doesn't necessarily mean the tale is over. I mean, audiences loved the prequel film The Ballad of Songbirds and ...

At the end of Sunrise on the Reaping, Haymitch talks about contributing to the memory book Katniss and Peeta put together. He tells Katniss about her father first, and then his life and loved ones.

Haymitch finally opens up to Katniss and Peeta about his past and how he lost his one true love Lenore Dove. The couple give Haymitch goose eggs to raise and hatch in honour of Lenore. With the ...

It takes a deeper dive into his backstory after the character was integral in helping Katniss and Peeta through their games in the original series, as Comic Book Resources detailed.

Instead, Katniss and Peeta agree to kill themselves with nightlock berries. The gamemakers ultimately stop them, crowning both Katniss and Peeta victors to Snow's displeasure. "Sunrise on the ...

Poison threatened their partners, but Katniss was able to save Peeta. In "The Hunger Games," Peeta has a close brush with death when he collects what he believes are harmless berries for himself ...