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The District 6 female was the female tribute from District 6 who participated in the 74th Hunger Games.

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What was the theme of the District 6 female's costume in the 74th Hunger Games? toggle section
During the 74th Hunger Games Tribute Parade, the District 6 female tribute wore a costume symbolizing a moon. A crescent moon-shaped headpiece, curving around her face, was a notable part of her attire. The costume's design possibly drew inspiration from space themes.
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In the Training Center, the District 6 female from the 74th Hunger Games was observed standing next to the District 4 female during Atala's rule explanation.
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What was the significance of the moon-shaped head piece worn by the District 6 female? toggle section
The District 6 female's moon-shaped headpiece in the 74th Hunger Games symbolized space travel and shuttles, aligning with a moon theme. She shared this headpiece with her district partner. She was seen alongside the District 4 female during training and running on the gauntlets with the District 5 male in the Tribute Guide.
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The District 6 female's costume in the 74th Hunger Games was moon-themed, indicative of a link to space travel. This outfit, also worn by her district partner, could have drawn inspiration from space shuttles.
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The partner of the District 6 female in the 74th Hunger Games was the male tribute from District 6.
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Biography

74th Hunger Games

District 6 Tribute parade

The District 6 tributes in their parade costumes.

Tribute Parade

In the Tribute Parade, the District 6 female was dressed in a costume that resembled a moon. A crescent moon-shaped head piece that curved around her face was worn by both her, and her district partner. It may have been based on space shuttles and space travel, because of the moon theme.

Training

In the Training Center, the District 6 female was seen standing beside the District 4 female when Atala was explaining the rules. In the Tribute Guide, she is shown running on the gauntlets, along with the District 5 male, in a picture. When her district partner and Cato are fighting, she is seen in a quick shot with a trainer behind the rope station where Thresh, the District 3 male, and the District 4 male are watching the Peacekeepers running towards the altercation between Cato and her district partner.

Interview

The District 6 female is waiting with her partner before her interview, wearing a puffy blue dress.

Cornucopia bloodbath

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Glimmer attacks the District 6 female.

The District 6 female was killed in the initial Cornucopia bloodbath. She stood on the pedestal next to Thresh and the District 8 male. Like most of the tributes, she ran for supplies. She tries to attack the District 4 female with a serrated sword but the District 4 female brutally beats her, pushes her to the floor and grabs the sword. She tries to steal a yellow sleeping bag from the District 10 male, but Glimmer attacks her from behind, eventually gaining the bag for herself and stabbing the District 6 female to death.

Trivia

  • In the film, her odds of winning were 23–1, she weighed 95 pounds, and she and the District 7 female were both 4'11".[1]
  • In the arena, she wears a tomato red jacket. She also ties her hair into pigtail buns.
  • She was the 4th dead, but when the District 8 female was killed, on the scoreboard behind Caesar it can be seen that she was the 6th dead.
  • In The Fallen broadcast, her portrait, along with her district partner, is omitted, although they are killed that day.
  • She is tied with the District 7 female for second smallest female tribute in the Games.
  • In The Hunger Games: Training Days board game, she and her district partner, along with Districts 10 and 9, were not given cards or any recognition.

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