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let’s be real the pressure to use AI as an adult is exactly what they said the pressure the do drugs as a teenager would be like but the people that told us that caved immediately for the AI and definitely did not just say no

justpeaxchy

Lucy Gray you deserved so much better than Snow and the hunger games, I'LL TREAT YOU RIGHT.

snowbairdandbread

Dm @burntblueberrywaffles to join our Snowbaird discord!

scatteredaffirmations

the hunger games × "nobody's soldier" by hozier

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nothing but respect for my 3 paupers from district 12 !

pietrothemovie

Snow had swam in the lake Katniss loved. Imagine how many times Katniss had swam in that lake with her loved ones and thought it was their own little secret, somewhere only for her. When all along she was swimming over the gun that snow that dropped in there after trying to kill one of her possible relatives.

Oh how to know a part of Snow still lingers in one of her most sacred places.

kazperthegh0st

"Lucy Gray haunts the narrative"

No. No she doesn't. A character who explicitly appears in the narrative cannot haunt the narrative.

The character who *actually* haunts The Hunger Games's narrative is Crassus Xanthos Snow.

He stole the idea for the games from Highbottom and presented it to Gaul. He is the creator of The Hunger Games: an event that occurs over 75 consecutive years and takes thousands of lives. (A likely reason why Gaul is so drawn to Snow and thus grooms him to be her little pet).

He is a contributing factor in Snow's character development, from the Grandma'am's pressure to Tigris's final remarks. ("Snow Lands On Top" is not a saying that Coriolanus came up with on his own).

Finally, it is his fucking handkerchief that 1) saves Lucy Gray from the snakes and 2) condemns Snow to District 12 which kills both Sejanus and Lucy Gray.

Crassus. When I catch you, Crassus--

vesteneris

drawing Tigris as a stylist once again before SOTR comes out in about 2 weeks okay bye

animentality

n00dlerdoodler

Forever grateful that Suzanne Collins wrote TBOSAS in third person because 99% percent of Coriolanus' inner monologue is some variation of "Kicking puppies seems to be disliked by the districts, which is weird because it's second nature to everyone here in the Capitol. I am not like other Capitol boys, but I also refuse to expand my perspective, which limits my empathy, enclosing me into a vicious cycle of ignorance which will turn violent once mixed in with my ambitious nature. I love (dehumanizing and objectifying) my girlfriend. "

ghostsandyoumightdie

"Suzanne Collins gave Coriolanus Snow a tragic backstory and made him sympathetic!" So close. Actually, she put the reader in the POV of an extremely privileged character whose thoughts and views and morals still ultimately aligned with fascism, who constantly fell back on those philosophies no matter how many brief moments of humanity he felt for the Districts. She wrote a realistic human being who aligned himself with the status quo and benefited from it. She demonstrated a character who did not become kinder or more empathetic through his suffering, but instead became angrier at the indignity of it, and punished the ones he saw as "deserving" it sevenfold. She showed you, the reader, that those in power know exactly how much the oppressed suffer, and do it anyway, even if they briefly suffer the same.