Plutarch Heavensbee's morality is complex, as he switched sides between President Snow and President Coin. His loyalties were unclear to Katniss throughout. Plutarch, as a Gamemaker, was desensitized to suffering and manipulative of the tributes for his own gain. He lacked empathy due to his Capitol upbringing. Plutarch's ambition was his greatest motivator. He joined the rebellion and gained power under President Coin, but his loyalty was to power itself, not to any specific leader.

Plutarch Heavensbee (Philip Seymour Hoffman) spent time on both the side of good and evil in The Hunger Games, but his true morality was a little more complicated than that. He was first introduced to audiences as the new Head Gamemaker in Catching Fire and was thought to be thoroughly on President Snow's (Donald Sutherlan) side. Then, it was revealed that he was a rebel in support of District 13's President Coin (Julianne Moore). From there,...