148th Hunger Games

The 148th Hunger Games were the 148th Annual Hunger Games and the 73rd Games following the Second Rebellion. These Games took place 23 years after Bleeding Hearts and 2 years before Ultimate Crown.
The 148th Games were won by Ruth Bradstreet, the female tribute from District 12. Daniel was eighteen years old at the time of the Games; she was the first Victor from District 12 in 49 years, and one of only two post-Rebellion Victors from the District. Ruth Bradstreet was the last tribute from District 12 to ever with the Hunger Games.
The events of the 148th Games are largely unknown, although they are alluded to in Hunger Games: Ultimate Crown. The Victor of the Games, Ruth Bradstreet, was unpopular among the other Victors due to her actions in the Games; according to Soren Murdock, a majority of the tributes decided to rebel against the Gamemakers, teaming up to escape the Arena. Ruth did not join this movement; it is unknown if she knew about it or whether she consciously avoided the other tributes. After the other tributes attempted to escape, the Gamemakers buried them in an avalanche, leaving Ruth as the Victor. The result of this failed attempt at Rebellion was disappointing for many of the Victors, and Ruth was ostracized as a result.
The 148th Games were considered a failure by the Capitol due to its abrupt ending and unexpected Victor. This is reflected in Ruth's lack of support in the 150th Hunger Games.
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