Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Hunger Games is a complex franchise in which most things are connected, including how future President Coriolanus Snow's actions as a teenager made Haymitch Abernathy's chances in the 50th Hunger Games slim, which made his win all the more impressive.
The 50th Hunger Games served as the Second Quarter Quell, and to "celebrate," the Gamemakers introduced a twist that sent double the amount of tributes into the arena. Haymitch evidently did not need Lucy Gray's help to win, which makes his victory much more impressive than originally thought.
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