Bluebell Janssen

Bluebell Janssen was the winner of the 21st Hunger Games. She was reaped as the female tribute for District 11 at the age of 17. The arena for her year of the Games was an Abandoned Theme Park. Although there were no weapons in the cornucopia (much to the confusion of the career tributes), this arena featured speedy jaguars which killed 3 tributes out of the 5 deaths on the first day, and when there were only 10 tributes remaining, the gamemakers triggered ride demolitions which killed a further 3 tributes.

Bluebell didn't make much of an impression in her pre-Games interviews, but whilst training she developed a relationship with her district partner Quagmire (11), seducing him on the second night in the arena and convincing him that they should enjoy their last days alive as much as possible. While Bluebell was being "intimate" with Quagmire, she wrapped her legs around his chest to the point where he started to choke. Quagmire tried to push her off, but Bluebell then rolled off him, wrapped her legs around his neck, and suffocated him. After Quagmire's canon sounded, Bluebell winked at the camera, all of this having happened while she was completely naked. This was viewed as one of the most notable and iconic deaths in the history of the Games. This instantly made her a Capitol favourite and got her many sponsors during her time in the arena. Bluebell used this tactic of her good looks and ability to play the "damsel in distress" and she seduced and killed Rocky (12), Sonique (3), and Ezekiel (5) on adjacent nights. Some of the audience joked that this would be the nicest way to die in the Games. When Bluebell and Silico (1) were the only tributes remaining, Silico chased Bluebell up a roller coaster. Just as he was about to stab Bluebell with his sword, she ripped out some chain from the top of the ride and lashed it at Silico's eyes. This left him in pain and vulnerable. Bluebell approached Silico slowly, fondled his hair, then pulled him by his hair off the rollercoaster to plunge to his death.

After the games Bluebell was known as "Lady Squeeze" by the Capitol and went on to launch a successful acting career in the Capitol. Bluebell mentored at least until the next female victor for District 11; Seeder Prime in the 33rd Hunger Games.

After the 75th Hunger Games, also known as the Third Quarter Quell, was announced, Bluebell Creed (nee Janssen) was part of the reaping for District 11, wearing a long flowing blue dress with bluebells running through her hair. She was said to still be the "definition of grace and beauty". Some of the younger Capitol citizens who were watching these reapings did not know that she was originally a district citizen or that she had shot to fame due to her iconic victory in the Games. Furthermore, Bluebell had recently won a Snow Globe for her portrayal of the role as President Snow's grandmother in the film about Snow's life, "On Top". When Seeder was announced as the female tribute for District 11, many Capitol citizens cheered, presumably not wanting to see Bluebell come to any harm.

Bluebell is known as the eldest victor, as she survived the Victor's Purge of '75 by hiding for 2 months with her family in a bunker provided by loyal fans. After the rebellion of '76 she returned to her home at the Creed Mansion. She was later given a pardon from the Capitol after the Reclamation of '88 when the Capitol took back their control over the districts. She was given this pardon due to her advanced age and many years of service to the Capitol. She is one of the remaining four victors from the first 75 games who chose to live in the Capitol, the others being Beetee Latier (District 3, 39th Games), Annie Odair (nee Cresta, District 4, 70th Games), and Michele Onassis (District 10, 54th Games). She did not have to compete in the 76th Hunger Games in '88 and she was exempt from making the "Victors' Choice".

For the 77th Games in '89, Bluebell mentored the tributes from District 11: Geranio Landry (11) and Lavender Le Blanc (11). Her mentee Geranio became the victor for these games, and following his time in the arena he stayed with Bluebell's family for several months. Geranio eventually married Bluebell's granddaughter Ivona Creed and they had a daughter, however her name is unknown as the couple allegedly opted to keep her "away from the stresses of the media". Bluebell's grandson Claudius was a designer and Bluebell made sure that he was assigned the tributes from District 11.

Bluebell mentored alongside Geranio for the next few games, and her last mentoring duties were in the 83rd Hunger Games in '95. Although her health had recently declined, she worked alongside her grandson Claudius to decide how her tributes, Pandorea and Easter, would be dressed for the parade. Easter went on to become the victor of this year's Games.

In the month following the games, Bluebell passed away in her sleep and her funeral was broadcast throughout Panem. Her two victors, Geranio and Easter, spoke at her funeral, and due to her contributions to Panem The Capitol gifted an extra year's worth of grain to the citizens of District 11.