𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝟑𝐑𝐃 𝐀𝐍𝐍𝐔𝐀𝐋 𝐇𝐔𝐍𝐆𝐄𝐑 𝐆𝐀𝐌𝐄𝐒
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The Capitol Arena was a dilapidated amphitheater in the Capitol that was later appropriated as an official Hunger Games arena. The third through ten Annual Hunger Games took place in this stadium, only lasting between mere hours, and on rare occasions, two full days. A luxurious amphitheatre with a haunting atmosphere, now downed on as one of the scariest places inside of Panem. During the time before the Rebellion, it was used for various performances, such as circuses and festivals.
The 3rd Annual Hunger Games saw a first ever successful Hunger Games to be completed without any form of delay/interruption.
In the wake of this year's Hunger Games, Demeter Jaden of District 9 came victorious, marking her as Panem's first ever Hunger Games victor since the failure of the last two Hunger Games.
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𝐕𝐈𝐂𝐓𝐎𝐑: Demeter Jaden
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Tribute List[]
District 1:
D1M - Milano
D1F - Kuzia
District 2:
D2M - Gunner
D2F - Santina
District 3:
D3M - Web
D3F - Intelia
District 4:
D4M - Finley
D4F - Abigail
District 5:
D5M - Siemen
D5F - Mithra
District 6:
D6M - Axle
D6F - Sky
District 7:
D7M - Oakley
D7F - Vesepia
District 8:
D8M - Melton
D8F - Selesia
District 9:
D9M - Branen
D9F - Demeter
District 10:
D10M - Ox
D10F - Melinda
District 11:
D11M - Lemon
D11F - Honey
District 12:
D12M - Howie
D12F - Mabel
The 3rd Hunger Games[]
As soon as the tributes set feet inside the arena, the realization sinks in. Twenty-four have entered, but only one can exit. The Hunger Games will test their skills all from combat to wits to charisma. A Peacekeeper officer commands the tributes to stand on a red circle with a number designating to their district.
Once all are in place, the same officer counts down from ten. Nine… Eight… Seven… Six… Five… Four… Three… Two… One… A buzzer goes off that signals the tributes to begin fighting and officially commence the 3rd Annual Hunger Games.
Post-Games[]
After a first successful year of the Hunger Games, a brief period of riots began in the Districts. They claimed that the Games were too brutal and an unfair punishment. This was quickly quelled by the Capitol and preparations went on for the next year.