<P> The Gamemakers have complete control of the arena environment and can create any hazard they wish . In The Hunger Games, they set the forest on fire and switched between day and night at will . In the 75th Hunger Games, the Gamemakers divided the arena into twelve segments, each containing a different terror which only activated at a certain hour . For example, at noon and midnight, an hour - long electrical storm would take place in the first segment . Other dangers encountered by the tributes included blood rain, carnivorous monkeys, insects, a tidal wave, a fog - like gas that caused chemical burns to the skin and nerve damage, and a section of the jungle in which tributes were trapped with jabberjays that imitated the screams of their loved ones . The center of the island could also rotate, disorienting those attempting to master the clock strategy . </P> <P> After the rebellion, the arenas were destroyed and replaced by memorials . </P> <P> The last living tribute of the Hunger Games is the victor . After the Games, the victor receives extreme medical treatment in the Capitol to recover from all the injuries during the Games, followed by a final celebration during which they are interviewed and crowned victor by the President of Panem . Once the festivities are over, the victor returns to live in his or her District in an area called the "Victor's Village", where houses are well - furnished and equipped with luxuries such as hot water and telephones . All families in the victor's District receive additional parcels of food and other goods for a year . About six months after the Games, the victor participates in the Victory Tour . In every District, the victor is given a celebration and ceremony, usually accompanied by a victory rally and dinner with senior district officials . In the victory tour, the victor speaks publicly in each district, even if they are disliked or even hated by certain districts, especially if the victor was responsible for their tribute's death . </P> <P> However, the victors' involvement with the games and the Capitol does not end there . Their lives are under constant surveillance by the Capitol to prevent them from organizing an insurgency or rebellion within the districts . If they do not behave "properly" within the games or outside of it, the Capitol will not punish them directly to prevent them from becoming "martyrs", but instead they will punish their loved ones . This is exemplified with Haymitch, who lost his family and girlfriend due to his unorthodox way of winning his game, while Johanna is implied to have lost her family due to her disobedience . Victors who are particularly attractive will be sold by the Capitol as prostitutes to the highest bidder . One example of this is Finnick, who served as prostitute to the Capitol citizens, both men and women, under the threat of having his girlfriend, the fellow victor Annie, tortured . Johanna's family is said to have been killed because she refused to be a subject of such cruelty . The victors also have to mentor the incoming tributes for the next games . This is particularly cruel to Haymitch; with his being the only living victor of District 12 prior to the 74th Hunger Games, he has to personally mentor all of the following District 12 tributes only to watch them die in the games . Furthermore, the victors are able to be reaped again to serve the interests of the Capitol . As Haymitch puts it, "Nobody ever wins the games . There are survivors . There's no winners ." As a result of both their own experiences and having to mentor tributes who ultimately die, most, if not all of the Victors frequently resorted to some kind or even multiple kinds of substance abuse as a coping mechanism, usually becoming intoxicated with alcohol, like Haymitch or Chaff, or becoming addicted to morphling like the District 6 Victors, Katniss, or Johanna, sometimes both . </P>

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