In the original books "Hunger Games" by Susan Collins - that were adapted in a 2012 movie franchise, it is still going on to this day -today - We find out that Jamich Abnarnati, the only living district of 12 winner of the titular games played by Woody Harrelson, competed in a very "special" version of the games. Every 25 years, to punish the districts for the uprising that occurred and began this malicious tradition in the first place, there is a particular punishment for the repetition of the games called the quarter quarter. Since Jamich competes in the 50th games, his quarter turn is that the number of children's accolades fighting to death is doublesending 48 children to the arena instead of 24.

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We know, before we read the story of Haymic's origin "sunrise of harvest" - that is already set to be adjusted for the big screen - That he is respect, but in the book of Collins 2025, we learn HowAnd that's scary. Hamich's name is no chosen in a traditional way. As the book describes, the District 12 connection for Capitol, Drewsila, chooses a boy's name, Wyatt Calow, and when he chooses the second, it's ... No Jamich. "Even peers of the final name," the book says. "And boy number two is ... Woodbin's chances!"

Then we get the perspective of Jamich, where it sees Woodbin making an impulsive decision. "I can see Woodbin, a few rows in front of me, projected on the screen," Jamit told the reader. "He does as if he follows Wyatt, but then his gray eyes flashing defiantly, and he flogs around and sprinting for a street. His encouragement of Kinfolk's shout and the bodies instinctively block peacekeepers. Woodbin's head.

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Okay, so how does Jamich come in? His girlfriend, Lenore Dove, tries to protect Woodbin's mother, who is trying to reach her son's body ... And when Jamich mixes in the name of Lenor, drives her a clock and gets a daunting idea.

After the fight over Woodbin's body, which was attended annoyed. Excavations, as we know from the original "hunger games" trilogy, are being broadcast, and one of her respect has just been killed on camera. To correct the situation, Drewsila, who has a Jamit in his sight, decides that He will Be the next respect, and they will simply set it up to look like he was chosen together. After asking his name and wrote it - he struggles to utter Abnarnati - Drewsila and another Capitol Stawj, Plutarch Heaven (played in the films of the late Philip Seymour Hoffman), Drewsilla forged Hamic's harassment. "Drewsila pretends to draw a name," says the book through Hamic's eyes. The passage continues:

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"And the first gentleman to accompany the ladies is ... Wyatt Calow! "In a strange reproduction, I see Wyatt, as brazen as before, go and obediently take your place on stage. Just standing there in case this is a bad dream and I will wake up in my bed.

After that, the cameras are Ta Jamich, trying to make a spectacle of the fact that, at this point, he believes he is only convicted to die. True to form, he and Lenore remain stoic:

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"" Hamich? "Drewsila repeats, looking directly at me.

During the "sunrise of reaping", we learn a a lot The cardiac details of the life of Jamich, which were hinted only in the original books. We know, from Susan Collins' trilogy, that after Jamic manipulated the arena - He beat the games by force of force to make a weapon return to his only survivor opponent - His family and closest in County 12 are killed by Capitol. Jamich we see in the original books and games relies on alcohol to attract him every day. A really terrible thing we learn in the "sunrise of reaping", though Jamic never had to compete in the Games, is that before he suffered in his games, he He didn't drink either.

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Later in the book, during a private encounter with Plutarch Nebesbee, Jamich makes an interesting reception when he offered him a drink. "Plutarch pours itself a glass of amber fluid.

"I don't drink." Professional iOsubocity wins, yet - I'm a butleger, after all - and I move on to investigate alcohol. What we call white alcohol is clear as water, but its bar boasts any rainbow color. I don't know if these are colored or old or mixed with other things, like herbs. It's all white alcohol, just dressed. The bottles have a little silver chain plates. Vodka. Rye. Cognac.

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Hamic's story in "Sunrise on the Reapling" is from losing intestines for so many reasons, just a few of them. The film adaptation of the novel was published on November 20, 2026.

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