You can thank them for the energy that powers the traditional yacht every citizen of the Capitol receives on his fifth birthday. This district doesn’t have all that much success in the Hunger Games but they always give a spirited performance. This district maintains Panem’s sprawling power grid, and diverts the power to each district and the Capitol (… mostly the Capitol). We even kicked out his few living relatives to turn his childhood home into a museum dedicated to the young man, because the Capitol cares about history and preservation.ĭistrict 5 is the engine that keeps Panem running.
It’s also the home district of lovely victor-turned-socialite Finnick Odair. The citizens of this district are well-versed in manufacturing and engineering.ĭistrict 4 is another wealthy district (relatively speaking of course - ha ha ha, poor people). You can take tours of factories and get an inside look at all of the little child laborers that make the Capitol’s most advanced trinkets buzz to life. Keep your eyes peeled because you might see a future victor during your time here - or a future unmarked grave, it’s kinda hard to tell right now.ĭistrict 3 helps to engineer all of the wondrous gadgets and gizmos that make your day a little brighter. This is also a “career district,” which means District 2 often offers several legitimate contenders for the Hunger Games. This district also trains our nation’s peacekeeping force to protect and serve not only the Capitol but the districts as well… and sometimes protecting and serving involves public whippings. How wonderfully loyal.ĭistrict 2 is the center of Panem’s weapon manufacture. They are committed to sending only their best children to slaughter for our entertainment. This “career district” takes pride in training its children to compete as tributes in the Hunger Games. It’s so cute how the lowly district mind thinks. In this District, all of the Capitol’s lovely luxury items are produced! So if you wondered where the lovely gems in your diamond brooch came from, that orphan over there probably dug ’em out of that mine. Here, they name their children fancy things like “Gloss” and “Glimmer.” Aww, it’s like they actually have money.
Most of all, don’t forget to have fun, but not too much fun (take a guess). In this travel guide, we will point out the sights and sounds of the districts that help the Capitol remain the best place to live in Panem! But don’t wander from the tour (also punishable by death) or take any unauthorized photos (yep, death). That’s why were sending all of our citizens on a mandatory (not going is punishable by death) tour of all of the districts. As the Quarter Quell draws near, The Capitol feels that its citizens should experience the wondrous continent in all its glory.
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