- "Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the 76th Hunger Games."
- —Finnick Odair to Katniss Everdeen, as they prepare to infiltrate the Capitol[src]
Finnick Odair was a male Career victor from District 4 who won the 65th Hunger Games at 14, making him the youngest victor in Hunger Games history. Known for his charm, exceptional skill with a trident, and popularity among Capitol citizens over his good looks, Finnick became a prominent victor in Panem in the years following his victory. Ten years later, he was reaped once again into the Third Quarter Quell, a special edition of the Hunger Games which had prior victors compete as tributes once more.
Finnick ultimately survived the Quell as one of its six survivors and went on to play a key role in the Second Rebellion, fighting alongside rebel forces led by District 13. Tragically, he was killed during the Battle of the Capitol while on a mission to assassinate President Coriolanus Snow while attached to Squad 451. Before his death, Finnick married his longtime sweetheart and fellow District 4 victor, Annie Cresta, who later gave birth to their son.
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Biography[]
Early Life and Victory[]
Finnick Odair was born in 51 ADD in District 4, a coastal district known for its fishing industry and strong tradition for producing Career tributes like Districts 1 and 2. Growing up in a Career district, Finnick was raised in an environment that viewed participation in the Hunger Games as both an honor and path to glory. As a result, he at some point enrolled in District 4's Career training program, where he was trained from a young age by instructors and past victors in combat, survival skills, and strategy to prepare for the Hunger Games.
At the age of 14, Finnick either was reaped or volunteered to be District 4's male tribute for the 65th Hunger Games. For this iteration of the Games, Finnick was mentored by veteran District 4 victor, Mags Flanagan, victor of the 11th Hunger Games some 54 years prior. Finnick would go on to ultimately win his Games, making him the youngest victor in the history of the Games. According to Katniss Everdeen, she attributed Finnick's success to a combination of his extraordinary physical skill and his widespread popularity among Capitol citizens, the latter due in part to his exceptional appearance. As a Career Tribute, Finnick was well-prepared for the arena despite his young age. He demonstrated accomplished combat skills with spears and knives he initially collected from the Cornucopia. Finnick also received numerous sponsor gifts during the Games, including a trident that Katniss believed to have been the most expensive item ever given to a tribute. Finnick used the trident in combination with a net woven from arena vines to snare and immobilize his opponents before delivering the final blow, ensuring his victory.[1]
Life as a Victor[]
After his victory, Finnick's life took a darker turn. Like many victors, particularly physically appealing ones, Finnick was sex trafficked by President Snow, and his loved ones threatened with death if he didn't comply. The general public was not aware of this arrangement, simply believing that Finnick took many romantic partners during his visits to the Capitol. In doing so, Finnick gained many adoring fans and supporter amongst Capitol citizens, who fawned over his good looks and would eagerly pay for his company. However, instead of money, Finnick instead asked his "lovers" to pay him with secrets,[2] many of which were about Snow himself or the darker intrigues of the Capitol elite. Despite these many lovers, Finnick never cared for them and had only ever had one true love, Annie Cresta, a District 4 Career he mentored during the 70th Hunger Games, which she later won and became victor.
As was expected of victors and particularly as a Career, Finnick likely mentored and assisted in the training of a number of District 4's tributes between the 66th and 74th Hunger Games, including one or both of 4's tributes in the latter.[3] At some point during his time as a victor, Finnick joined a conspiracy involving District 13, prominent Capitol officials, and Hunger Games victor that included Mags and Haymitch, their goal being the overthrow of the Snow regime and bringing an end to the Hunger Games.
Catching Fire[]
With the announcement of the 75th Hunger Games and its special rule stipulating the participation of prior victors, Finnick was again slated to directly participate in the Games. During the reaping, Finnick was selected to be District 4's male tribute. His district partner in these Games was initially Annie, but Mags volunteered in Annie's place. During the opening ceremonies, he met Katniss Everdeen just before the Tribute Parade and audaciously flirted with her, informing her that his lovers in the Capitol pay him not with money, but with secrets and wondered what secrets Katniss might share with him. For the parade, his stylist draped him in golden fish net that was tied at his crotch, so he wouldn't technically be naked.[1]
During training, Finnick noticed Katniss over at the knot-tying station and helped her finish the complicated knot she'd been having trouble working on. Being from District 4, Finnick was particularly capable with knots, and even the most complicated ones don't seem to faze him at all. Later that day, Finnick introduced Katniss to Mags, whom Katniss immediately liked and befriended. Like the other victor tributes, Finnick saw Katniss successfully shooting down all the fake birds on the first day and was impressed. During the remainder of the public training days, he gave Katniss an hour of trident lessons in return for one hour of archery lessons. Haymitch would later inform Katniss that many of the victors formally requested to form an alliance with her, Finnick likely among them.
Finnick's interview outfit
During his interview with Caesar Flickerman, Finnick recited a poem to his one true love (Annie Cresta), making at least a hundred citizens in the audience faint because they believed the poem was about them. He, along with every other victor, joined hands at the end of the interviews as a sign of solidarity and rebellion. In the film, his interview outfit consisted of a white shirt with a deep "V" neckline that stretched almost to his navel, and a black sash with matching pants, giving him a somewhat "pirate-like" look.
75th Hunger Games[]
Bloodbath[]
Finnick's pedestal was positioned to the left of the female victor from District 9. At the start of the Third Quarter Quell, Finnick was the second tribute to arrive at the Cornucopia after Katniss. He quickly secured a trident and net and earned the first kill of the Games, using his trident to kill the male victor from District 5 after the latter tried to attack Katniss with a spear. Finnick then surprised Katniss by proposing an alliance. Initially unsure, Katniss accepted his offer after noticing his golden bracelet, which was identical to the one Haymitch had worn earlier. She deduced that this was Haymitch's nonverbal way of telling her to trust Finnick. However, Katniss remained wary and guarded around him. To further earn her trust, Finnick set out to assist Peeta, who was unable to swim. Katniss, suspicious of his motives, offered to retrieve Peeta herself, but Finnick declined, alluding to her false pregnancy, and carried Peeta to shore.
From that point on, Finnick, Mags, Katniss, and Peeta formed an alliance, and ventured into the jungle together.
Day One[]
During the first few hours of the Games, the alliance ventured through the arena jungle, growing exhausted from the heat and lack of water. Katniss climbed a tree to see if she could find a lake, with Finnick holding his trident in defense since he worried Katniss might kill him. He asked about the Cornucopia, and Katniss relayed that six had died and the battle was still going on. They resumed their search of their surroundings until Peeta accidentally walked into the force field, flinging him backwards and stopping his heart. Finnick and Mags were also knocked down. Finnick rushed over to Peeta and performed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, but in Katniss' panicked state, she thought Finnick was trying to kill Peeta, although his heart had already stopped. She tried to push him away, but Finnick held her back. Ultimately she realized he was trying to save Peeta's life.
Finnick helped Mags and Peeta walk when they resumed exploring the Arena. Their thirst became worse and they still had found no sign of water. Finnick and Mags began to weave a net of long, sharp grass, while Katniss continued to hunt for food and water. When she returned with what the group brands a "tree rat". Katniss pondered how the tree rat had access to water because its mouth was still wet seemingly from recent drinking.
Finnick and Mags were deeply upset by the announcement of the first day's deaths but were distracted by a sponsor's gift. Finnick told Peeta to claim it since he actually died (briefly), and all were uncertain as to the gift's purpose. Katniss ultimately recognized it as a "spile"—a device that released sap from trees. They discovered happily that the sap from the trees was a type of water, finally relieving their overwhelming thirst. Finnick volunteered to be first on watch during the night. He was later joined by Katniss, and together they heard twelve bells ring, and the beginning of a thunderstorm. He fell into a restless sleep, and Katniss took the next watch.
That night, a poisonous fog appeared and the four tried to escape from it. Finnick carried Mags, but the fog rendered Peeta unable to run, Katniss struggling to help him. Finnick helped by carrying Peeta while Katniss carried Mags. The fog overtook Katniss and she could no longer carry Mags. Finnick explained that he couldn't carry both Mags and Peeta; Mags, knowing what must be done, sacrificed herself, walking straight into the fog. Her death allowed Finnick to carry Peeta, ensuring his survival.
Finnick was both unnerved emotionally by Mags' death and suffered temporary nerve damage from the toxic fog. Katniss and Peeta helped him recover by dunking him in the sea water to clean him. When the monkey mutts attacked them, Finnick didn't hesitate and killed them with his trident. He was surprised when the female morphling seemed to come from nowhere and saved Peeta just in time again.
He took guard duty for the rest of the night and collected fresh tree-water and shellfish from the sea. Peeta was still asleep, while Finnick and Katniss cracked jokes about their own disheveled looks thanks to the Games. When Katniss was ready to wake Peeta, Finnick suggested that they both startle him awake. Taking his suggestion, she and Finnick fell back on the sand laughing at Peeta's reaction.
Day Two[]
Soon after, sponsors gave the alliance a loaf of bread from District 4. Finnick was surprised by the arrival of Johanna and the tributes of District 3, Beetee and Wiress. The newcomers joined the alliance with Finnick, Katniss, and Peeta. Finnick talked to Johanna and carried her into the water to stop her insulting of Katniss. Later, the alliance returned to the Cornucopia to make sure that Wiress' theory that the Arena is a Clock was legitimate. When they got there, it was time for the deadly fog (2:00-3:00). The group was ambushed by the Careers; Wiress died as her throat was slashed and Finnick was stabbed in the thigh by Enobaria when she threw a knife at Peeta and Finnick stepped in the way. Finnick fought Brutus and injured him before he retreated with Enobaria. Finnick dove into the sea after Beetee fell in, as the Cornucopia moved during the time change.
When Katniss and Finnick hunted for water, a jabberjay attack broke out, with the birds' voices emulating the tributes' loved ones screaming in pain. When Finnick heard the jabberjays targeting him, he called out for Annie Cresta, his lover and a "mad" victor from District 4 who went insane after witnessing her district partner decapitated during her Games. Finnick believed that his lover was being tortured or killed, debilitated by his helplessness. Katniss killed the jabberjay, but this didn't calm Finnick, who was still unnerved by the thought that Annie had been tortured to make those sounds. After he and Katniss escaped the attack, Peeta reassured the two of them that the Games are down to the final eight—and not only must the Capitol have family and friends to interview, but that those sounds could be faked. Beetee concurred, explaining that it would be easy for the Capitol to fake the sounds. The alliance viewed the faces of the tributes that died the second day, discussing who was left besides them and District 2. District 3 sent twenty-four pieces of bread, an unequal number, each eating three. Finnick suffered another night of restless sleep, occasionally murmuring Annie's name.
Day Three[]
Finnick assisted Beetee with his plan, along with Peeta, while Katniss and Johanna set up the electric coil trap. After the line was cut and Johanna removed Katniss's tracker—in what seems like a vicious attack at the time—Finnick chased Enobaria to get her away from Katniss. Later Katniss destroyed the arena.
After the arena was destroyed, Finnick, Beetee, and Katniss were rescued by a hovercraft from District 13. Plutarch Heavensbee was aboard and told Katniss that he was unable to go back for Peeta and Johanna, though he wanted to. Finnick requested to go to District 4 to get Annie, but Plutarch told him they couldn't, but he does make a special order for her retrieval. It was revealed that Finnick and Beetee were part of a plan to overthrow the Capitol all along. After Katniss awakened she went to the room where Finnick, Haymitch and Plutarch were talking. There, she learned about the rebels, District 13, and the plan to overthrow the Capitol. Finnick stopped Katniss from clawing Haymitch's face with her nails. Finnick tells her that he wished Johanna, Peeta, Enobaria, and all the others would just die so that they wouldn't have to suffer anymore. Finnick returned to Plutarch and Haymitch, leaving Katniss alone.
Mockingjay[]
- "It takes ten times as long to put yourself back together as it does to fall apart."
- —Finnick Odair to Katniss Everdeen[src]
Finnick became deeply distressed, slightly unhinged, and unable to focus on anything but to save Annie Cresta, who had been kidnapped and was being tortured in the Capitol. One of the ways he kept himself sane was by repeatedly knotting short lengths of rope. When Katniss first saw Finnick, she called for him but received no response. Katniss shook him, and Finnick quickly stopped tying knots and gripped her hand in relief to see a familiar face. Finnick asked why they were meeting here and she informed him about her role as the Mockingjay and her conditions. Finnick was happy to hear about her condition for the immunity of victors because Annie would be protected.
Finnick visited Katniss in the hospital and had dinner with her. He comforted her since she was stressed, then the two watched the propaganda again. Katniss asked him to shut it off but stopped when Caesar came on and interviewed Peeta. After the interview, Finnick tried to calm Katniss down and pretended not to have seen the interview because Plutarch walked in to check on her. The next day, Finnick and Katniss went to the woods in District 13 to hunt, discussing the interview together. After Peeta's third interview, the entire district evacuated to safe bunkers before District 13 was bombed by the Capitol. During the bombing, Finnick gave Katniss her own rope to distract herself with. That night, Katniss told Finnick her thoughts on President Snow's plan. Finnick told her he was doing the same with him but with Annie. Finnick revealed the first time he realized Katniss did love Peeta—when Peeta ran into the force field and almost died—and admitted he misjudged Katniss.
Eventually, a rescue team saved Annie, Peeta, Johanna, and the others. To distract the Capitol from the rescue mission, Finnick and Katniss performed a live interview to be broadcast across Panem. During this interview, Finnick revealed his backstory after the 65th Hunger Games, where he was forced into sex trafficking by Snow. Upon hearing Finnick's story, indicating his promiscuity was just an act, Katniss realized she misjudged him and regretted it immensely. Finnick revealed that instead of money, he asked for secrets from his lovers, some of which were about Snow himself. He also revealed that Snow strategically poisoned political allies in order to remain president.
Finnick waited with Katniss until Haymitch informed them that the rescue party had arrived. Finnick and Annie embraced each other and he took her to receive medical attention, as she had been tortured by the Capitol. They married shortly afterward and conceived a son.
Finnick and Annie met with Katniss, Gale, Beetee, Delly, Johanna, and later with Peeta. Katniss noted that he had not let go of Annie's hand since their wedding. Finnick was assigned to be on the sharpshooters squad with Katniss, Gale, and later Peeta. He suggested that Peeta ask what was "Real or Not Real" when he couldn't tell himself. Finnick helped the group retreat in an apartment for cover and told them to leave Boggs' corpse since it would only get in the way. He also helped calm Peeta down and voted not to kill Peeta.
Death[]
Death portrait
While on the mission to President Snow's mansion, the group was attacked by lizard mutts. After Katniss climbed out, she heard someone yell and saw Finnick fighting with the mutts. However, his head was bitten off before Katniss could rescue him. She said "nightlock" three times into the Holo, triggering it to self-destruct, and dropped it into the tunnel they were crawling out of. As Finnick died, Katniss relived brief moments of his life, including seeing a silver parachute, the trident from Beetee, Mags' laugh, his life on the seas of District 4, and Annie in her wedding dress.
His death was slightly different in the film; after killing multiple lizard mutts with his trident and knife, he tried to escape with the others up the ladder leading out of the sewers, but a single mutt dragged him back down. To Katniss's horror, the remaining mutts proceeded to overwhelm and devour him. He screamed at Katniss, and she commanded the Holo to self-destruct then threw it inside the sewer, granting him a quick death.
Legacy[]
After Finnick's death, his wife Annie gave birth to their son. Annie would sent pictures of him to Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark for their memory book.
Victims[]
Since Finnick was a Career Tribute, it is likely he killed several tributes during his first Games and it is presumed that he killed the other Careers. However, it is not confirmed whether he joined their alliance. During the 75th Hunger Games, he killed the District 5 male by throwing his trident at him during the initial bloodbath along with the District 9 male (75th HG).
Relationships[]
Forced by President Snow and in order to stay popular in the Capitol, Finnick put on a flirtatious personality, fooling many of the Capitol's people into believing that they held his affections. If he did not oblige, someone beloved to him would be killed; however, if he did, he would be rewarded greatly. His conquests were legendary throughout Panem and he was famed for being able to go through four or five people in each annual visit during the Hunger Games. However, his only true love was Annie Cresta. During his last interview with Caesar Flickerman, he recited a poem addressed to his one true love in the Capitol; while many members of the audience believed they were the subject, it is implied that the poem was actually written about Annie. Finnick also cared a lot for his mentor, Mags, who had volunteered to participate in the Games, instead of Annie. Finnick was close friends with Johanna Mason and fairly good allies with Katniss, Peeta, Wiress, and Beetee. He became a closer friend to Katniss in Mockingjay. He married Annie Cresta and the pair had one son together who was born after Finnick's death.
Katniss Everdeen[]
Katniss and Finnick in the arena.
Katniss first met Finnick at the opening ceremonies for the Quarter Quell while waiting for the chariots to leave Finnick approaches Katniss and offers her sugar. Katniss remains calm and composed although she feels a little uncomfortable by how close he gets to her and even more so when Finnick implies people pay him with secrets and asks Katniss if she has any secrets worth his time. However, Katniss doesn't break his gaze and simply says she is an open book. During the 3 days training Finnick continues to be friendly to Katniss when talking to her and even offers to give her an hour of trident lessons in exchange for Katniss giving him an hour of archery instruction.
At the beginning of the 3rd Quarter Quell, Finnick Odair startled Katniss with his proposal for an alliance. She was unsure of how to react but accepted his offer after she noticed his golden bracelet that she knew came from Haymitch. Still not fully trusting him, Katniss remained extremely wary of his every move. However, he proved his usefulness and reliability by reviving Peeta when he accidentally ran into a force field, and saved Peeta in the midst of a fight even though it meant he got wounded himself.
Finnick flirting with Katniss at the Training Center
At the beginning of Mockingjay, Finnick was deeply distressed and unable to focus on anything but saving Annie Cresta, who had been kidnapped and was being tortured in the Capitol. One of the ways he kept himself sane was by making knots with a rope, over and over again. He later gave that same rope to Katniss to aid her during the bombing of District 13. Before Boggs came, Katniss mentioned the trident Beetee made for him and told him to put on pants. Finnick jokingly revealed his underwear and asked Katniss if she found it distracting; Katniss smiled upon seeing that Finnick could still joke around. Katniss began to realize Finnick's problems through the last few years and how he describes what President Snow did to him.
While on the mission to President Snow's mansion, the group was attacked by lizard mutations and Finnick was decapitated before Katniss could rescue him. As Finnick died, Katniss witnesses brief moments of his life, including a silver parachute bearing the trident that won him his Games, Mags' laugh, his life on the seas of District 4, and Annie's face.
Peeta Mellark[]
Finnick helping Peeta while in the Capitol.
In Catching Fire, Finnick and Peeta ally, along with Mags, Katniss, and later, Johanna, Beetee and Wiress. Finnick saves Peeta's life after Peeta runs into a force field—initially, Katniss believes Finnick is actually kissing Peeta, while he is really performing CPR, something that is rarely seen back in District 12. Finnick was willing to give up Mags to save Peeta because he needed to, to convince Katniss they were on the same side. He receives a large cut in his leg when he was trying to save Peeta.
During the events of Mockingjay, Finnick shows concern for Peeta, and goes out of his way to save Peeta's life again. After Peeta killed Mitchell, Finnick tried to calm him down and told Peeta it wasn't his fault. He also told Peeta that he should ask about the things he was unsure about, similar to what his wife did in order to separate actual thoughts and fabricated ones. Later on, Peeta and Katniss used this game to help Peeta and his memories.
Johanna Mason[]
Johanna and Finnick were friends prior to the 75th Hunger Games, most likely having formed a bond during previous Hunger Games where they were mentors. They were allied during the 75th Games, along with Wiress, Beetee, Katniss, Peeta, Blight, and Mags. Katniss believed that Johanna was only in the alliance for Finnick, when in reality, she was protecting the Mockingjay so as not to end the rebellion early. The two seemed to trust each other well.
Annie Cresta[]
The two have a deep love for each other. Finnick mentored Annie and most likely did everything to keep her alive. It is unknown, however, if he fell in love with or even knew Annie before he became her mentor. During the interview with Caesar Flickerman, Finnick recited a poem for his one true love, Annie, although he did not mention her by name.
Finnick and Annie getting married in District 13
During the third Quarter Quell, he heard Annie's screams during the jabberjay attack, and worried that the Capitol had tortured her. In Mockingjay, he constantly worried about Annie and could not concentrate on anything else but her. He was out of his mind because Annie had been captured by the Capitol so they could torture her for information about the rebels. Finnick repeatedly tied knots as a way to distract himself. He broke down when he couldn't handle it anymore. Soon after the rebels rescued the prisoners from the Capitol. Finnick and Annie reunited and later the two got married. After the two were wed, Finnick never let go of Annie's hand. Later, Annie had a son. However, Finnick died before he could meet him.
Mags[]
Mags and Finnick before showing their skills to the Gamemakers
When Finnick was reaped to the 65th Hunger Games, Mags was his mentor. In the 75th Hunger Games, Mags volunteered for Annie Cresta, Finnick's true love.
He also said that she was one of the only people who actually liked him as Katniss and Peeta were about to leave the bloodbath with them. Johanna later told Katniss that Mags was half of his family. When Mags died in the third Quarter Quell, Finnick cried all through the night she died.
Personality and traits[]
- "He offered me a sugar cube and asked to know all my secrets."
- —Katniss, on Finnick[src]
Mags and Finnick at the 3rd Quarter Quell
Finnick Odair prided himself on his ability to make almost anyone desire him, and it was this effortless charm that has made him a favorite among Capitol citizens. He appeared to always be relaxed, smiling, and an open book.
Finnick could make conversation with almost anyone. He was easy to please and entertain, and easily distracted. Finnick himself would admit that he was flighty and shallow, although anyone who took the time to know him would discover that there he had more depth than he let on. While Finnick got along fine with most people, when he cared about someone, he cared deeply. He was willing to put them ahead of himself and would risk his own well-being to protect his loved ones.
Finnick was known for his frequent and varied sexual partners. When he came to the Capitol, he sometimes went through four or five lovers in one visit. For the most part, people assumed he did this for gifts or attention; however, Snow forced him to spend time with wealthier citizens and threatened to torture his loved ones otherwise. As such, Finnick complied, but remained emotionally unattached to most of his trysts. His true love was Annie, and he would remain monogamous to her under more ideal circumstances.
When they first meet, Katniss viewed Finnick as extremely flirtatious and noticed that he uses a "seductive purr" when speaking. She was unable to read his motives when they were in the arena, but believed that she would be better off killing him sooner rather than later, until he revived Peeta. After Finnick reunited with Annie and subsequently married her, his true personality was revealed; Katniss noted that he radiated life, had self-effacing humor and an easygoing nature. He never let go of Annie's hand due to his fear of losing her again.
Physical description[]
- Finnick: "Do you find this...distracting?"
Katniss: "I'm only human, Odair." - —Finnick and Katniss, discussing his body[src]
Finnick was considered extremely handsome. He was tall, athletic, and chiseled, with tanned skin, bronze hair, and sea-green eyes.
In the arena, Finnick's enormous stamina helped keep the alliance of Districts 4 and 12 alive, as he spent much of the first day of the Quarter Quell carrying first Mags and later an injured Peeta on his back with little real effort. The only time Finnick faltered was when the fog began to affect his arms. Finnick was extremely skilled at close-quarters combat, throwing nets and fighting/throwing with spears or his specialty weapon, the trident. Being from District 4, Finnick was also an excellent swimmer.
Katniss said that he never really needed to do anything to get sponsors as all he needed was his extreme good looks, and that no other could ever surpass his "natural beauty".
Trivia[]
- In the novel Catching Fire, Katniss said he was "still one of the youngest victors".[1] Due to the ambiguity of the wording, she could have meant he was either A. one of the youngest people to have won the Games, B. the youngest victor ever, or C. merely one of the youngest victors competing in the Quarter Quell.
- In the film adaptation, Haymitch mentioned that Finnick "won his Games at fourteen, youngest ever."[4]
- Finnick's distinctive style of fighting is based on a type of Roman gladiator, the retiarius, who used a net to entangle his opponents and a trident to finish them. Retiarii often had reputations as skilled fishermen, but not good fighters.
- Of the six tributes that survived the 75th Hunger Games, along with Enobaria, Beetee Latier, Johanna Mason, Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark.
- Finnick was the only one who died in the war.[5]
Gallery[]
Movie Stills[]
Outfits[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Catching Fire, Chapter 15
- ↑ Mockingjay, Chapter 12
- ↑ Mockingjay, Chapter 19
- ↑ The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
- ↑ Mockingjay, Chapter 26