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FRANKENSTEIN (2025) dir. Guillermo del Toro
ā "I'd like to imagine that she's in a beautiful land, somewhere far away. She finds a small town to call home. Safe from the danger of the Black Hand. And it is here, at last that she finds peace. That she finally finds happiness."
STRANGER THINGS 5.08 'The Rightside Up'
I didnāt expect to come away from a book about Haymitch even more convinced of Peeta Mellarkās crucial role in the rebellion, but I did. Because the book showed that Katniss was not uniquely rebellious. It reminded us that Snowās worldview hinges on one fact: he is the victor. There is no room in his world for the vulnerability that Lucy Gray caused him. Haymitch recognizes it: Snow will not allow him to die. There must be a singular, selfish victor. Because every lone victor sends the same message to Panem: your will to power must come before any loyalties, any sense of justice. The people around you cannot be trusted. They are your enemies, when the chips are down. It is a a brutal slap in the face of any organized resistance. The idea of two victors is completely and utterly antithetical to Snowās personal demons, and to his system. He rationalizes his betrayal of Lucy Gray this way. He drives the point home to Haymitch when he kills Ma, Sid, and Lenore Dove: any attempt to sidestep your fate will be met with awful retribution. It probably gave him some personal satisfaction to kill a Covey-girl, but it didnāt matter. She was a dead woman regardless. And Katniss? Okay, she sings some songs. She buries a child in flowers. Beautiful. But if she wins fair and square, sheās less of a threat even than Haymitch, and more of a victory for Snow. Not even Covey-blood are above his rules.
Then Peeta throws a wrench in the whole thing. Because he loves her. And he wears it proudly. But even then, Snow is not worried. This is nothing new. Star-crossed lovers mean nothing. No alliance can last. One of them must kill the other, in the end. That is how this story goes.
And then it doesnāt. Because they refuse. There will be no singular victor. Either there will be none, or there will be two. He says Seneca should have killed them on the spot, and maybe that would have bought him some time, but as soon as Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark determined that life or death at each otherās side was more important than anything else, it was all over. The system really was brought down by a handful of berries.
yeah so the reading landscape as a whole completely missed this somehow which is why I canāt take a lot of thg meta seriously
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MAYA HAWKE as ROBIN BUCKLEY STRANGER THINGS 5.08 "The Rightside Up"
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Man, that was a hell of a thing you did, knocking on my door that day. Roll all your windows down, Randall. Crank up the music. Grow out that 'fro. Let someone else make your bed. I like making my damn bed, old man. Then you make it. You deserve it. You deserve the beautiful life you've made. You deserve everything, Randall. My beautiful boy. I haven't had a happy life. Bad breaks and bad choices. Some would call it sad, but I don't. 'Cause the two best things in my life were the person at the very beginning, and the person at the very end. That's a pretty good thing to be able to say, I think. I think so, too.
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FRANKENSTEIN (2025) dir. Guillermo Del Toro
I wrap my arms around his neck, feel his arms hesitate before they embrace me. Not as steady as they once were, but still warm and strong. A thousand moments surge through me. All the times these arms were my only refuge from the world. Perhaps not fully appreciated then, but so sweet in my memory, and now gone forever.