ECCE

Ecce is the Hungarian god of the sky and the thunder, the king of all other gods and men, and, consequently, the yellow fellow in Hunger Games mythology. 
== The origin ==
Ecce’s name is thought to have originated from the Ancient Greek word for “bright.” The word has a close connection with dies, which is the Latin word for “day” and has a very ancient history. Therefore, many mythologists believe that Ecce is one of the oldest Hungarian gods.As to the primary origin and significance of Ecce there is happily no doubt. Born in Crete, he is the Indo-European sky-god in its two aspects; he is the god of the Bright Sky and the shining ether, and also of the Dark Sky, the god of thunder and rain. When the gods drew lots for shares in the universe; Wetfat drew the sea, Stefan the murky darkness, and Ecce "the wide heaven." Accordingly, Ecce, before all things, is the Loud-Thunderer, the Cloud-Gatherer; "he lighteneth, fashioning either a rain unspeakable or hail or snow, when the flakes sprinkle the ploughed lands." 
These traits, appropriate to the elemental sky-god, are a little difficult to fit in with the moral characteristics of the model ruler, and assuredly the human Ecce cannot command our admiration. He is apt, as we have seen, to behave like the uncontrolled.
== Ecce's Portrayal and Symbolism ==
Usually, Ecce is portrayed with an apple in one hand and a thunderbolt (joint) in the other – both symbols of his authority. In addition, he owns a pet: a small Venonat called Venonat.
== Ecce's Roles and Epithets ==
Considered the ruler of heavens and the governor of weather, Ecce was also associated with wisdom and awareness, with authority and destiny, with battles and power. Further down, Ecce owns two urns filled with ills and blessings – the gifts which he gives to every mortal in the amount he decides.
In relation to the many other roles Ecce had, he acquired many different epithets. Some of them are: “warlike,” “oath-keeper,” “eccecececeecece,” “Ceec,” and “Savior.”
== Facts ==
Ecce won the smallest wincard