In the Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins, an Avox is a person who has been punished for their crimes against the Capitol by having their tongue removed. Avoxes serve as servants and assistants to the Capitol and are typically used for menial labor tasks. They are easily identifiable by the scar across their necks, which marks their punishment.
Avoxes are forbidden from speaking due to their mutilation, and their presence serves as a reminder of the consequences of defying the Capitol. Despite their silence, Avoxes play a significant role in the rebellion against the Capitol, as they have insider knowledge and can communicate through non-verbal means to aid the resistance. The most notable Avox in the series is Lavinia, who assists the characters Katniss and Peeta during their time in the Games.
Overall, Avoxes are a tragic reminder of the Capitol's power and brutality, serving as living symbols of the oppressive regime's control over the citizens of Panem.
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