Haymitch Aberbathy

The Hunger Games is the main theme of the story. A violent competition that serves as punishment for the Districts.

At least 75 years before the story takes place, a rebellion swept through the nation. The 13 Districts, tasked with keeping the districts threatened and controlled, instituted the Hunger Games. A young man and woman between the ages of 12 and 18 from each district would serve as tributes and be sent to an arena, where they would fight to the death, leaving only one victor.
Every year, every district holds a harvest day. Two large glass urns contain slips of paper with each child's first and last name. A child's name is entered each year they are eligible. The entries are cumulative, and each year a new slip is added to the urn; that is, at age 12, they have one slip; at age 13, two slips, and so on. By the time they are 18, they should have a minimum of seven entries in the urn. However, they can choose to enter their name more times in exchange for tesserae, which is a small ration of oil and grain. Each tesserae has enough oil and grain to supply one family member with food for a year.

He was born on Harvest Day, which is July 4th for the 34th Hunger Games.
It was illegally harvested on his sixteenth birthday.
He has the lowest training score of all known Victors, with a score of 1, although this is due to him publicly challenging the Rangers during their training session.
I win your games using:
Knife
Intelligence
Force field
Lance
Axe
Cunning

During Haymitch's childhood, his father died in a coal mine fire. He also had two unborn twin sisters who lost their lives in a miscarriage. [ 8 ]

As a child, Haymitch maintained a close relationship with his mother and younger brother, Sid. He loved and cared for them, often helping his mother with chores and relying on Sid to deliver presents to his girlfriend, Lenore Dove Baird. When he turned sixteen and was chosen to be a tribute in the 50th Hunger Games, Haymitch shared an emotional farewell with his family, where he told his brother that he was now the "man of the house", before his mother advised him not to let the Games change his identity. [57]

Two weeks after being crowned the victor, Haymitch's mother and Sid were killed by the Capitol due to Haymitch's defiance. Katniss believed this made the Capitol look bad, so he was punished for his perceived act of defiance. [10] Haymitch attempted to save his mother and brother from burning to death, but was stopped by his friends when their house engulfed in flames, preventing anyone from rescuing them. [58] The deaths of his family, along with that of Lenore Dove, would haunt Haymitch for the rest of his life and contributed to his descent into alcoholism and the jaded, cynical attitude he would later become known for.

Name: Haymitch Last Name: Abernathy Age: 17 Sex: Male Eye Color: Blue Hair Color: Blonde Appearance: Strong, young, tired Character traits: Alcoholic, stubborn, temperamental, Stern, sarcastic Universe: The Hunger Games