central romance Hungry Games The series is between Katniss and Peeta and spans all four movies. But other characters also have their own love stories. Not all of them are romance-based; some characters have platonic partners, but not everyone finds the perfect partner.
Gale is just one of many characters in the series who ends up heartbroken and alone. Likewise, Annie just lost Finnick. In fact, many residents of Panem lost their loved ones during the revolution, and Katniss and her friends are at the center of the conflict. Even if they were willing to fight, the chances of them escaping without losing men were slim.
Cressida – Nobody
Cressida introduced in Mockingjay: Part 1 As a member of Katniss’ props team. She has not been romantically involved with any other characters on the show, which seems to suit her. She dedicated herself to a career as a filmmaker, and her work seemed to make her feel fulfilled and empowered.
Her job doesn’t bog her down because she’s truly passionate about it. Now that the revolution is over, Cressida may have more time to pursue projects that are more than just politics. No matter what she decides to do next, she seems content with her current relationship status.
Cinna – no one
Like Cressida, Cinna is dedicated to her work. His passion is evident as he always goes above and beyond what is asked of him.Although Cinna’s death was one of the saddest in the world Hungry Games And he did die too soon, and his death was not in vain. His exit from the series was the most fitting ending he could have had, considering the circumstances.
Had Cinna lived longer, he might have found a romantic partner. In reality, however, he lived a full life, dedicated not only to fashion but to a greater cause. He is a key ally to Katniss and a big reason for her motivation in the arena. His support even continued in the last film, with Effie giving Katniss Xiner old designs, including her Mockingjay costume. Cinna doesn’t need to be with someone to have a happy ending – seeing Katniss start the revolution is enough.
Plutarch Bee of Paradise – Seneca Crane
As two game makers, Plutarch and Seneca had similar ways of thinking. They’re cunning, logical, and both contribute to Katniss’s rebellion—whether they know it or not. Like Plutarch the Sky-Bee, Seneca Crane never agreed with Snow’s actions, although he was too afraid to go against him.
If these two characters shared screen time, they might have come up with a more effective plan to overthrow Snow’s government. Each knows things about the Capitol that the other may not know. Even if they’re not a romantic couple, they’re probably good friends. Skybee’s confidence and wry humor balance Seneca’s uncertain seriousness.
Caesar Flickerman – Nobody
It’s hard to imagine this eccentric character being in a romantic relationship with anyone. However, he has never appeared in any capacity other than his professional one, as fancy as that may be. Caesar does display some important traits when it comes to relationships, such as empathy and intuition, but it’s unclear if this is just for show when he’s interviewing someone.
At the end of the last film, Caesar’s fate was unknown, but if he’s still alive, he may have found some way to continue his work in the medium. He certainly has a talent for it, but now that Panem is under new rule, hopefully he can find a way to use his skills to spread a more positive message.
President Snow – Coin President
Like Seneca and Plutarch, two iconic villains Hungry Games They could have been a perfect match had they worked together. Their pairing wouldn’t be a good thing for Panem, but since they represent the same thing, it makes sense that they would be paired together.
Neither leader deserves a happy ending after everything they’ve done, but if circumstances were different, they might be attracted to each other. It’s hard to imagine anyone else encountering such a powerful, conniving dictator.
Prim-Roue
Katniss doesn’t hide the fact that Rue reminds her of Prim, so when she dies at the Olympics, Katniss feels a deep sense of loss. It’s a shame that Rue and Prim never met, as they might have become friends. They are both gentle at heart, but they both understand that rebellion is necessary. Even before the revolution, Rue helped Katniss overturn her career on her first stage.
Even though they’re too young to consider romance, it’s nice to see these young women become friends. They have a lot in common, from their caring nature to their unspoken understanding of those they love (like Katniss).
Finnick-Anne
Finnick and Annie never ended up spending their lives together as they planned, although their marriage in District 13 also suggests they may have anticipated what was to come. After Finnick’s death, Annie raised her son alone. This way, Finnick will always be a part of her life.
Annie and Finnick may not have much screen time together, but it’s easy to see that they’re perfect for each other. They’re not exactly a traditional match, but their personality traits are complementary. Annie is gentle and understanding, calming Finnick down.as one of the best warriors Hungry Games, Finnick needs and appreciates her stabilizing force.
Gail Hawthorne – Johanna Mason
Gale is last seen in the series when he visits Katniss after she recovers from her burns. Gale admits she may have been involved in the bomb that killed Prim and apologizes for failing to care for Katniss’ family. He said goodbye to her and started a new life in District 2.
Johanna, meanwhile, doesn’t have an exit scene like most of the other protagonists. Given their strong opinions and fiery personalities, she and Gail could make a great match. Johanna’s sarcasm would tame his willful rebellion, which Katniss considers to be one of Gale’s worst traits, and they might have a chance at happiness together even if neither of them needed a romantic partner.
Haymitch Abernathy – Effie Jewelry
Haymitch and Effie share a fun back-and-forth throughout the series, though it’s never anything serious. However, the more time they spend together, the more they become a team – even a family.
The two characters are on the same page when it comes to protecting Katniss and Peeta. They may have different strategies, but when they work together, Haymitch and Effie are able to accomplish some incredible feats. However, after everything was over, the two parted ways at the Capitol, where they shared a brief romantic moment. It’s unclear what Effie’s future in the Capitol means for her, but Haymitch’s life in District 12 might not be so lonely if she joins him.
Katniss Everdeen – Peeta Mellark
From the beginning of the series, it’s clear that Katniss and Peeta have a connection that no one else can understand at all. They share experiences and help each other through various traumas, starting with the bread that saves Katniss’ life.
Even without The Hunger Games, Katniss admits that Peeta is the one for her. He balances her fiery personality with her gentle nature, but he still understands her motivations and supports her career. By the end of the series, they are both satisfied and their relationship has reached the point where it’s over. After everything they’ve been through, it makes sense for them to find peace together.