Dense forest area of the arena where Katniss feels most at home.

Stockpile of food, water, medicine and weapons controlled by the Career tributes.

Male tribute from District 2, brutal career tribute.

Female tribute from District 2, expert with knives.

Female tribute from District 10.

Male tribute from District 10.

Female tribute from District 3, appears during training.

Male tribute from District 3, appears during training.

Female tribute from District 4.

Male tribute from District 4.

Male tribute from District 5.

Female tribute from District 6.

Male tribute from District 6.

Female tribute from District 7.

Male tribute from District 7.

Female tribute from District 8.

Male tribute from District 8.

Female tribute from District 9.

Male tribute from District 9.

Clever female tribute from District 5.

Female tribute from District 1, beautiful and deadly.

District 12's only living victor, alcoholic mentor.

Becomes 'The Girl on Fire' with her stunning costumes.

Tall tree where Katniss sleeps and later gets trapped by the Career pack.

Reveals he's been in love with Katniss since childhood.

12-year-old tribute from District 11, reminds Katniss of Prim.

Golden horn-shaped structure at the center of the arena containing weapons and supplies.

Male tribute from District 11, strong and solitary.

Merchant who runs the medicine shop in District 12.

Capitol broadcasters who provide commentary during the Games alongside Caesar.

Capitol workers who maintain and control the arena environment.

Capitol workers who maintain and control the arena's environmental systems.

Junior Gamemakers who work under Seneca Crane to design arena challenges.

Training center supervisor who explains the stations to tributes.

Young man with his tongue cut out, serves the tributes.

Workers who help Mr. Mellark in the District 12 bakery.

District 12 girl whose name is called at the reaping.

Capitol officials who direct the television coverage of the Games.

Prim's mangy cat that Katniss dislikes but tolerates for Prim's sake.

Flamboyant host of the Hunger Games interviews.

Capitol television crews filming the Hunger Games events.

Capitol instructor who teaches camouflage and disguise techniques.

Capitol citizens who attend the Hunger Games events and ceremonies.

Young Capitol citizens fascinated by the tributes.

Capitol workers who organize and coordinate Hunger Games ceremonies.

Capitol citizens who model the latest fashions and beauty trends.

Media personnel who cover the Hunger Games events for Capitol audiences.

Security personnel who guard Capitol buildings and events.

Various Capitol citizens who serve the tributes and visitors.

Merchants selling exotic goods in the Capitol's shopping districts.

Capitol citizen who shows tributes around the city.

Capitol workers who serve on the tribute train.

Camera operators who film the tribute interviews and opening ceremonies.

Capitol media professionals who produce the Hunger Games television broadcasts.

People who drive the chariots during the opening ceremonies.

Katniss's stylist, creates the 'Girl on Fire' image.

Announcer for the Hunger Games.

Families of the coal miners in District 12, many widowed by mine accidents.

Capitol workers who monitor and control the arena from the control room.

Historical rebels who fought against the Capitol in the failed uprising.

Peeta's friend from District 12, cheerful and optimistic.

Stylist assigned to District 1 tributes, creates luxurious outfits.

Stylist assigned to District 11 tributes Rue and Thresh.

Shopkeepers and business owners in District 12's merchant class.

Coal miners who work in the dangerous mines of District 12.

Children who attended school with Katniss and Peeta in District 12.

School teacher in District 12 who taught about the Dark Days.

Former residents of District 13, supposedly destroyed during the Dark Days.

Stylist assigned to District 2 tributes, emphasizes their warrior nature.

Officials from various districts present for the Games.

Items tributes are allowed to bring from their district as good luck charms.

Capitol escort for District 12, obsessed with manners and schedules.

Capitol person operating the elevator in the Training Center.

Member of Katniss's prep team.

18-year-old hunter and Katniss's best friend.

Capitol officials who design and control the Hunger Games arena.

Vendor at the Hob black market.

Gale's mother who works in the laundry.

Leader of District 12's Peacekeepers during the reaping.

Various merchants and traders at District 12's black market.

Capitol pilots who transport tributes and retrieve bodies from the arena.

Capitol-created birds that could repeat human speech, abandoned after the war.

Capitol official who processes the tribute paperwork in District 12.

An Avox (tongue cut out) who serves the tributes. Katniss realizes she saw her being captured by...

Mayor's daughter, Katniss's friend.

Delly's mother, merchant class family in District 12.

Mayor of District 12.

Supervisor at the District 12 coal mines.

Gold pin given to Katniss by Madge, becomes her district token.

Hybrid birds created when jabberjays bred with mockingbirds.

Katniss's father who died in the mine explosion. Taught her to hunt and sing.

Gale's father who died in the mine explosion.

Peeta's father, the baker of District 12. A gentle man who once showed kindness to Katniss.

Katniss and Prim's mother, a healer.

Peeta's mother, harsh and critical.

The mayor's wife, mentioned when discussing the mockingjay pin.

Member of Katniss's prep team.

Capitol escorts assigned to other districts' tributes.

Previous victors who mentor tributes from other districts.

Previous victors who mentor tributes from districts other than 12.

Mayors and officials from districts other than District 12.

Capitol citizens who prepare other tributes for their appearances.

Stylists assigned to other tributes in the 74th Hunger Games.

Capitol's military force that maintains order in the districts.

Peeta's two older brothers who work in the family bakery.

Peeta's stylist for the Games.

Gale's little sister.

Winners of past Hunger Games from various districts, mentioned by Haymitch.

Winners of previous Hunger Games from various districts.

Katniss's 12-year-old sister, gentle and loves healing.

Capitol officials who oversee the reaping ceremony.

Black market alcohol seller at the Hob.

The butcher at the Hob black market.

Gale's younger brother.

Poor families living near the Everdeen house in the Seam.

Poor residents of the Seam, the poorest part of District 12.

Head Gamemaker for the 74th Hunger Games.

Orange backpack grabbed by Katniss at the bloodbath, containing essential supplies.

Capitol workers who manage audio equipment for broadcasts.

Wealthy Capitol citizens who can send gifts to tributes during the Games.

Capitol instructor who teaches fire-making and plant identification.

District 12 boy whose name is called at the reaping.

District 12 resident who trades at the Hob, knows Katniss from hunting.

Merchants selling goods in District 12's town square market.

Capitol worker who greets tributes at the Training Center.

Capitol designers who create opening ceremony costumes for all tributes.

Family members of the various tributes shown during interviews.

Capitol workers who operate the trains and vehicles that transport tributes.

Capitol professionals who do makeup for TV appearances and interviews.

Member of Katniss's prep team.

Gale's younger brother.

Capitol instructor who teaches weapon skills to tributes.