With "The Hunger Games" series finally coming to an end with war on the horizon, you'd think that the new trailer will be full of action.

You cannot be more wrong.

While most of the publicity for "Mockingjay" parts 1 and 2 have been about the great war at Panem, the latest trailer to the dystopian series touches the heartstrings in a very emotional clip about sisterly love and it's full of emotion -- raw, heartbreaking emotion that could drive you to tears. If it doesn't, it may be time to question humanity.

If you haven't read the books: SPOILER ALERT! Proceed at your own risk.

Basically, the entire trailer, aptly called "For Prim", is about everything that Katniss and her sister ever went through in the stories. According to Hollywood Life, it foreshadow's Prim's tragic death. No, those are not tears in our eyes, we just happen to have allergies.

The whole trailer is a tribute to Prim. As Entertainment Weekly noted, the two-minute clip opens with affectionate scenes between the two sisters at from the first installment, later on transitioning to the reaping, showing how Katniss volunteered to take her sister's place at the Games -- mostly, the loving relationship between the older sister and her sweet, younger sibling.

It is only in the end where we get to see Katniss confronting the evil President Snow, where she told him, "I never asked for this. I just wanted to save my sister and keep Peeta alive."

To which President Snow responded, "It's the things we love most that destroy us."

Director Francis Lawrence told EW that the final film will be the darkest in "The Hunger Games" franchise, though he ensures that younger fans can enjoy it consdering the lengths he went through to keep it at PG-13. "What I tried to do was focus on the emotional consequences of violence, and not the blood, guts, carnage and shock value of it. A lot of violence is implied," he said.

However, "Mockingjay Part 2" will not premiere until November. Deadline has reported that tickets are about to go on sale on Fandango and Movietickets.com. The sites are selling them seven weeks early and those who can snap up their tickets in the first 24 hours will be given a digital download of "Mockingjay Part 1".

Are you ready to see what's in store for the final installment of "The Hunger Games"?