In The Hunger Games series, tributes learn the fates of other tributes through a combination of personal observation, the Capitol's orchestrated events, and the Gamemakers' announcements. Tributes can witness the deaths of others firsthand during the Games, or they may receive information through sponsor gifts or televised broadcasts. Additionally, the Gamemakers can manipulate the environment to display the status of different tributes, such as through the cannon signaling a fallen tribute or the faces in the sky showing the fallen tributes at night.
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Well, honey, in the Hunger Games, tributes usually find out the fates of other tributes through the good ol' Capitol-sponsored death announcements. Those fancy Gamemakers love to keep things dramatic by broadcasting the deaths on screens throughout the arena, just to keep everyone on their toes. It's like a twisted reality show, but with more blood and less romance.
Well, when tributes are in the arena, they can learn about the fates of other tributes through the announcements made by the Gamemakers. These announcements are broadcasted throughout the arena and provide updates on who has fallen and who is still standing. It's a tough part of the Hunger Games, but it's important for the tributes to stay informed to make the best decisions for their own survival.
Usually, the tributes are announced in the parade and with Cesear Flickerman and the tributes can see the other tributes's weaknesses. And in the arena, the cannon goes off, signaling a tribute was killed or just died.
By seeing what they did in the training center and now that there in the arena they now know thier strengths and thier weaknesses
The Fates are in the movie Hercules.
That if both tributes from the same district remained, both tributes could win.
She couldn't fathom being killed by or killing these tributes, since she never wanted to compete in the Hunger Games from the very beginning.
Career tributes are tributes from Districts 1 and 2 (and 4 in the book, but not in the movie) They have trained for the games their whole lives, even though it is illegal, however they are favoured by the Capitol and so are not punished. The fact they have trained gives them the upper hand and so they usually win. They wait until they are 17 or 18 and then volunteer at the Reapings as they have a very high chance of winning the games. They are a threat to the other, less well-off tributes as they have skills that they have perfected over many years.
in the hunger games the thing that are chasing the tributes are muttcreations they are a wolf/dog creature. in the books they have the eyes of the fallen tributes but not in the movie