In Suzane Collins’ dystopian Hunger Games trilogy, after the districts of Panem rebelled against the oppressive rule of the Capitol, the Hunger Games were imposed by the latter as a punishment to remind the districts of the consequences of disobeying their authority. The Games serve as a means to instill fear in the districts and discourage any thoughts of rebellion, but also as a massive spectacle to entertain the citizens of the Capitol. Every 25 years, the Hunger Games celebrate a special edition known as the Quarter Quells, where the Games get a unique and unpredictable twist, making for an even bigger and more extravagant spectacle and further reinforcing the Capitol’s control over the districts to each new generation.