The 55th Games were won by the 18 year old Parry Ogilvy. These Games were popular, as they were very appealing to the Capitol.
Pre-Games[]
Parry would be mentored by Fallstreak Ivory during these Games. Also, his odds of winning were 18 - 1. Parry used to work in the fields a lot, giving him great strength when he was in the Games, just like the tributes in the 74th Games. During the interview Parry would start joking around with Caesar Flickerman, who at the time was subbing in for his father, trying to get sponsors. He got a training score of 8
55th Games[]
During the bloodbath, Parry sprinted toward the Cornucopia to grab a backpack but was intercepted by the leader of the Careers, the boy from District 1. Parry tried to flee but was knocked to the ground. As the boy from District 1 prepared to strike the killing blow, Parry grabbed a nearby spear and hurled it with all his strength, hitting his opponent square in the face and killing him instantly. Seizing the moment, Parry grabbed a backpack and fled, though he had no weapon to defend himself as the remaining Careers chased after him.
On Day 2, Parry received a sponsor gift—a knife, small but effective. Grateful, he silently thanked the Capitol for their generosity. Hiding in a cave high in the mountains, he overheard the shouts of the Career tributes echoing through the rocky terrain. Peering out, he witnessed his district partner being killed by the Careers. Though the sight was grim, Parry felt no particular sadness, as he hadn’t been close to her.
By Day 4, fortune seemed to favor him as one of the Career tributes fell into a crack in the ground and died. On Day 5, Parry encountered the boy from District 12, Kronus, who was badly injured. Despite the risks, Parry chose to help him, forming an alliance. Over the next few days, Kronus recovered under Parry’s care, proving to be a valuable companion.
On Day 9, the Careers discovered Parry’s cave and launched a full-scale attack. Armed with only his knife, Parry fought ferociously, managing to kill the remaining Careers in a desperate, bloody battle. Kronus was astonished by Parry’s bravery and skill, calling him “impressive.” However, the Games weren’t done with them yet. Later that day, sloth-like mutts emerged from the shadows, killing the boy from District 3 in a gruesome display. The sight left Parry deeply shaken.
That night, a terrifying creature attacked Parry and Kronus in their cave. Kronus, still weakened from his prior injuries, succumbed to the beast’s ferocity and was killed. Parry, overwhelmed with fear and adrenaline, managed to grab the creature and yank it off a cliff. However, not before it bit into his hand, severing three of his fingers and leaving him severely wounded.
On Day 10, the monstrous creatures rampaged across the arena, slaughtering the remaining tributes. Parry, battered and broken, was the last one standing when the final cannon fired. As the anthem of the Capitol played, Parry was crowned the victor—a testament to his resilience, cunning, and sheer will to survive.