Moon 🌙

Artist Marauders, pjo, arcane... ig just those mainly

[loverblaze]

it's the way that in haymitch's interview before the games he says that he's embodying the role of a rascal,and that's not really him,and when katniss and peeta are watching the tape of his games,katniss says "he didn't have to reach far for that,did he?".

like over the years,he became so used to playing the role of the rascal that he became it.

which makes "you'll never get off this train" hit so much harder. because he never did.

[freakasaurus-rex]

"google ai" "spotify ai dj" "ai assistant" "enhanced by ai" what if i just start beating people over the head with a rock

[tinybookgirl]

When Lucy Gray says "I am not district" what she means is I am Covey. I had a culture, I had a people. You stole it from me. I will not allow you to erase it, I will not let you make me forget who I really am, I refuse to be what you say I have to be.

When Snow says "Lucy Gray isn't really district" what he means is unlike all those others in the districts Lucy Gray is practically a person. Lucy Gray is so much better than everyone else in the districts could ever hope to be. Lucy Gray is just about human.

Yet Snow is under the impression they are saying the same thing.

[lilyerida]

everlark

[diamantdog]

Suddenly thinking of the first time I read the phrase "My family" in the epilogue of SOTR and wondered, "Oh, Haymitch found love again after Lenore Dove?" then I found out that by "family," he meant Katniss, Peeta, and their children, then I finally realized that, yes, he did find love again after Lenore Dove.

[vampfire1]

love calling soc characters my children as if they arent older than me

[n7athenian]

Katniss: I need to keep my family alive. If I don't step up while my mom's breaking down, Prim will die.

Coryo: I need to graduate and become something that brings back the glory to the family name. Tigris is too fragile and Grandma'am is delusional. I have to step up.

Haymitch at the start of SOTR: My two favorite things to do are nothing and hanging out with my babe Lenore Dove.

[blogmix25]

Rip poc seam, we hardly knew you

[loverblaze]

"this is a family show." sir this is the hunger games??

[artyphex]

“Adolescence is about how men just naturally hate women”

“Here’s my essay on why Jamie from Adolescence is clearly a psychopath!”

“Adolescence says that men are always going to be violent”

[zalrb]

Adolescence is a fantastic, albeit flawed, four-part limited series that delves into misogyny, into male violence, into toxic masculinity, into incel culture - episode 3 in particular is a brilliant study in this, every word, every movement, every facial expression counts and does indeed paint a picture into this thirteen-year-old boy's mind, yes, but also how these things look generally in action, in dialogue, in movement - (and the show touches upon the education system, the criminal system, etc.) and yet this series that takes great pains to explore Atwood's "Men are afraid that women will laugh at them. Women are afraid that men will kill them", it sidelines its female characters and most especially Katie. Like I get what they were doing, I get that the show was also illustrating how society can turn girls and women into footnotes or villains in their own tragedies and it does a great job in doing that but just because the show is framing, exploring, exposing, portraying the inherent misogyny and sexism, doesn't mean that the show itself also has to forget Katie, doesn't mean that we also have to be denied her story. I recommend everyone watch it, I do think we need to evolve past using a dead female character to nearly-exclusively explore the psyche of the male protagonist and in this case, a murdered female character and her murderer. Which again isn't to say that we shouldn't have gotten the exploration of Jamie, we most certainly should have, but we should've gotten an exploration of Katie too. Isn't that the point?

[mazojo]

The parallel in ep 2 of the girl detective telling the guy detective how in the end she is pissed because the story will end up revolving all around Jamie and him telling her no it’s about Katie only to come to the conclusion in the end for the motive of her murder to be that it happened because SHE bullied Jamie.

Almost putting Katie at fault for Jamie murdering her. Like now we understand why he did it, she was “bullying” him.

Oh smart social critic narratives they will never make me hate you

[khaleesiofalicante]

We need to talk about Adolescence on Netflix

This is easily one of the best shows I’ve watched in a long time. Netflix consistently delivers when it comes to miniseries, and this was no exception. But what makes Adolescence truly remarkable is that it tells a story that needed to be told.

We see the online radicalization of young men and boys every day. And because of the work I do on this topic, I can tell you that what’s visible - the parts we see on Instagram or Twitter - is just the tip of the iceberg. The real, insidious radicalization happens in the shadows: in private group chats on WhatsApp, Discord servers, and locked Reddit threads. It’s a thousand times worse than most people realize. So when the show actually name-dropped the word "manosphere," I was stunned. No one ever talks about it, despite how much it impacts young people - especially boys.

Beyond the subject matter, Adolescence was incredibly well-written. The way it handled the school environment, the interactions between parents, and the way adults often fail to grasp the coded language and social hierarchies of online spaces, it was all so nuanced, so painfully real.

This is the kind of content we need more of. I am begging Netflix to stop churning out serial killer shows that glorify their subjects. Instead, we need more stories like this.

And beyond the writing, the acting and directing were on another level. Stephen Graham was phenomenal. Every time he was on screen, I was in tears. And when I found out this was Owen Cooper’s first acting role? No experience at all? Just some random kid? He blew me away, especially in Episode 3. The entire cast delivered such raw, powerful performances.

Also, the fact that every episode was filmed in a single continuous shot...wow. I didn’t even notice at first, but once I realized it, it became clear how much it added to the story. It intensifies the realism, the claustrophobia, and the sense of inescapable momentum.

I’ve seen people say that parents of young boys should watch this. I disagree. The manosphere and the rise of online misogyny isn’t just about young boys. It’s about all of us. We contribute to it when we ignore it, when we allow it to continue unchecked, when we don’t talk about it. This isn’t just a show for parents. Everyone needs to watch this and understand the devastating real-world consequences of the misogyny that festers online.

10/10.

[spaceprincessleia]

That's what annoys me. That's what gets to me. ↪ Faye Marsay as Misha Frank in Adolescence (2025)

[moonsmiracles]

ok ok WAIT HEAR ME OUT. So.. I know everyone was really upset about Madge being erased from the movies (ME TOO) but also about the significance of the pin being erased. Buuuut I think it could be an interesting addition to the story, especially with the fact that Tam Amber is probably not in the SOTR movie, that the pin was just random. Just like Katniss was a regular kid, the pin was a regular thing that Greasy Sae had. I think this could have significance in the story, since Katniss definitely isn’t a “chosen one” and the revolution has been being attempted for decades. I love the fact it has connections to Maysilee and Tam Amber (and by extension Lenore dove and the covey as a whole) in the books but I think this could add to the whole message of the series as a whole?

[moonsmiracles]

IF THEY CUT OUT TAM AMBER IM NEVER GETTING OVER IT

THIS MOVIES GONNA BE AMAZING BUT ILL NEVER GET OVER IT

[coveysongbirds]

why are hunger games movies so obsessed with erasing the origin of the mockingjay pin LOL first we erase madge entirely, the girlie who GAVE katniss the pin, and now we’re erasing tam amber who literally made the damn thing FRANCIS LAWRENCE FIX GARY ROSS’S MISTAKES PLS 🤞🤞🤞