1.       The Hero

·         Katniss Everdeen - the protagonist and female tribute of District 12. She is an excellent hunter and tremendously resourceful sixteen-year-old who is far more mature than her age would suggest. Katniss is the main provider in her family, which consists of Katniss, her mother, and her younger sister, Prim. Katniss is fiercely protective of her younger sister, and she volunteers to take Prim’s place in the Hunger Games to protect her. In fact, Katniss is more responsible than anyone else for her family’s wellbeing. Particularly, she is responsible for feeding her family, which she does by hunting. She learned skills from her father before his death in a mine explosion years earlier. Hunting, however, is illegal and punishable by death. Katniss does it anyway, indicating a rebellious streak in her. Besides, what she catches or collects that her family doesn’t need to eat, she sells in the district’s black market, again implying a disregard for rules

2.       The Villain

·         President Snow - He is the main antagonist of The Hunger Games trilogy. Coriolanus Snow is a native of the Capitol and is the tyrannical and ruthless President of Panem.

·         Cato - the male tribute from District 2. He is a career tribute, meaning he has trained for the     Hunger Games his entire life, and he is large, short-tempered, and a fierce fighter.

3.       The Princess

·         Prim Everdeen - Katniss’s little sister. She is small and gentle, and Katniss volunteers in her place when her name is drawn to be part of the Games. Unlike her sister in many ways, Prim was the opposite of Katniss in both looks and character. Prim has blonde hair like their mother, a gentle and a talent for healing, as opposed to Katniss' talent for hunting. Despite this, they are very devoted to each other. She also had a cat named Buttercup, and a goat named Lady. Katniss cares about Prim above anything else in the world.

4.       The Donor

·         As District 12’s only surviving winner of the Hunger Games, Haymitch acts as Katniss’s and Peeta’s coach throughout the Games. Though it he is drunk mostly, in fact nearly all of the time, he proves a cunning advisor to the young tributes. Haymitch also finds a way of communicating with Katniss during the Games through the gifts he sends her, essentially coaching her on how she should behave to get more sponsors. Haymitch also finds a way of communicating with Katniss during the Games through the gifts he sends her, essentially coaching her on how she should behave to get more sponsors.

5.       The Helper

·         Rue - the young girl tribute from District 11. She is described as being small and easily underestimated by other tributes. Rue had formed an alliance with Katniss after warning her about a nest of tracker jackers. Rue decided to trust Katniss partly because of the pin she wore over her heart, the famous mocking jay pin. Katniss avenges Rue when Marvel kills her.

6.       The False hero

·         Peeta Mellark  -  the boy tribute of District 12 and the son of a baker. He is kind and loyal, and he becomes Katniss’s love interest and main friend during the Hunger Games. During the Games, he is likewise selfless when he saves Katniss after she comes back to retrieve the bow but finds herself suddenly stunned by the tracker jacker stings. To allow Katniss to escape, Peeta fights Cato, the most deadly of the other tributes, and suffers a serious injury as a result. Peeta confesses to Katniss that his only hope for the Games is to retain his identity and not to be made into a monster by his circumstances. The incident reveals Peeta to be a good and introspective person who prides his dignity and decency perhaps above all else.

7.       The dispatcher