"As a reminder to the districts that two rebels died for every Capitol citizen, there will be twice as many tributes competing in this year's Hunger Games." (Closed SYOT)

In the many, many years since the enactment of the Hunger Games, thousands of boys and girls have competed. Only a few have left alive. These symbols of bravery and sacrifice, dubbed victors, have inspired us all and will continue to inspire us for as long as this great country may exist. Here is the summary of every Hunger Games ever enacted upon the citizens of Panem. (101/100)

"On the 75th anniversary, as a reminder to the rebels that even the strongest cannot overcome the power of the Capitol, the male and female tributes will be reaped from the existing pool of Victors in each district."

One year after 23 tributes and families perished, the Gamemakers are ready to concoct brand new horrors for another set of tributes to compete in. Ladies and gentlemen, let the 101st Hunger Games begin.

Insanity, he's not insane...but sometimes he let's it overcome him. Rage, he isn't angry all the time but he let's it control him. Broken, that's what Percy Jackson was. Because spending a hundred years in hell is enough to make anybody lose it. But in reality, in the land of the living, it's only been a year. And his betrayers are still alive.

It was precisely one year after President Paylor's inauguration as President of Panem. In contrition of the terrible Hunger Games behind, Paylor read out all 40 of the Quarter Quell cards to the nation. Here is what they said.

Jason Grace, Hollywood's Golden Boy, is dying on the inside. With a screwed up home life and friends who just don't understand, he is lost in a daze of 'normalcy'. The only way out is to be himself. But how can you be yourself when someone else has been living for you? Well, you start doing things just to do them. And sooner or later... You find out what it means to be alive.

Every district of Panem has a unique bread to call its own. And they each mean something different. One-shot, complete.