(MOCKINGJAY EVENTS POSTPONED)

(CHOOSE WHICH DISTRICT YOU COME FROM)

“Citizens of Panem. For one hundred years, the Hunger Games have reminded us that order rises from sacrifice — that unity is earned through discipline.

But survival takes many forms. Strength. Cunning. Endurance. And this year, in honor of our century of peace, the Capitol presents a new trial — one that celebrates the heart of humanity itself: expression.

Twenty-four tributes will not battle with weapons, but with song. Their voices will become their blades, their melodies their lifelines. Theirs will be a contest not of violence, but of artistry — a harmony of loyalty and courage.

Yet remember: even the sweetest note can falter. Those who lose their rhythm will be silenced, so that Panem’s symphony remains pure.

Let the 100th Games remind us that beauty and obedience are one — and that survival, as ever, is a matter of performance.”

The President's words echoed in your mind as you sat in the shiny, exquisite Capitol train car, heading to your musical demise.