The similarities and differences between "The Hunger Games" character's Haymitch Abernathy and Katniss Everdeen reveal a lot about the overall theme of the series: control and who has it.

Collins also talked about how she enjoyed the chance of pace from Snow, who is a character she called “endlessly manipulative ...

This novel details Haymitch’s stint in the Hunger Games as a youth, revealing how his experience was a precursor to Katniss’ rebellion and giving more context to his personality and traumas.

Haymitch also sits in some katniss during his games ... and Snakes," turned Maysilee's pin into a mockingjay as a gift for her from her father. However, to Lenore Dove's fury, Maysilee never ...

They don’t play huge roles in the story of the book but die-hard Hunger Games fans will likely piece together that they are the eventual parents of Katniss Everdeen. Once Haymitch is reaped into ...

Haymitch, who later becomes the mentor of "The Hunger Games" protagonist Katniss Everdeen ... Haymitch sends Lenore Dove a bag of gumdrops as a gift of condolence after he is chosen to participate ...

Although in the original trilogy readers see Haymitch working within the confines of the Capital system, schmoozing citizens for sponsors and encouraging Katniss to "play the game," readers see ...

For Haymitch Abernathy, it seems they are not. In Suzanne Collins’ newest novel, “Sunrise on the Reaping,” readers follow the Games that brought Katniss and Peeta their mentor in the original trilogy.

The final chapters of "Sunrise of the Reaping" have two major revelations that may change how fans interpret the other "The Hunger Games" books. Here's what to know.