Any good prequel shifts the events of the central story, and this is especially true for Suzanne Collins' Hunger Games prequel, Sunrise on the Reaping . This story follows Haymitch Abernathy through his games, and it's just as devastating as we thought it would be. Though the central Hunger Games books outlined Haymitch's story in relative detail, Sunrise on the Reaping added nuanced context that completely shifts our understanding.

An intriguing example of this comes from the epilogues in the books of both Mockingjay and Sunrise on the Reaping . The ending of Katniss' story jumps to the future, detailing what her life looks like in the rebuilt District 12 with Peeta and Haymitch. Katniss explains that Haymitch never stopped drinking, but that he found joy in raisi

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