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Like, technically, only Plutarch — as the guy who recorded and witnessed everything — knows about the arena bombing, the Snow meeting in his library, and all the Capitol horror Haymitch went through. And maybe only Plutarch gets that part of Haymitch that he can’t put into words.
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Re-reading Mockingjay, I think there’s one thing Haymitch would definitely do (or want to do) if he were there:
I think this is also a reason why I favoured Plutarchs character in the movies. He also made one or two mindless comments, but they focused much more on his calculating nature.
He was less of a "loud mouthed, privileged asshole who also happens to be pretty smart" and more of a calculating political advisor with questionable morals and, luckily, (hopefully?) goals that benefit the common good.
Now, I know that at least some of his "person pulling the strings behind the curtains"-aura had to do with the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman (rest in peace), but I do think that this portrayal and characterisation of Plutarch seems much more realistic and unsettling.
Awww, I’m so happy to see this kind of discussion! So I can’t help but say a little more – since I rarely get to talk about this with anyone 😮💨
Yes, this is exactly one of the reasons I love Plutarch too! Haha, even though SC wrote some truly dark comedy with him – like in that scene I clipped, where he’s genuinely trying to comfort Katniss and calm her down, but somehow makes everything so much worse 💔
I have a thought about this: in the trilogy, our perception of Plutarch is actually filtered through Katniss’s first‑person POV. Her first impression of him wasn’t great, and even in Mockingjay, she keeps her guard up around him out of self‑protection. Given her trauma, it’s hard for her to stay fully objective when it comes to Plutarch. 🙂↔️
But SOTR gives us another angle – a more grounded Plutarch Heavensbee. The one who chats happily with the tributes the night before they enter the arena, who actually cares about them, and who looks genuinely happy when Haymitch shakes his hand and thanks him.
And PSH’s performance in the movies was absolutely brilliant. I especially love those moments when a calculating man suddenly slips – those rare, almost “human” moments. (Like when he got visibly frustrated during the first propaganda shoot because Katniss wasn’t performing well – that was so cute!) 🥺
Haymitch: Fuck you.😡
Plutarch: Oh — glad to hear. 🥺But when? I’m currently editing the Mockingjay propaganda reels, and I have a meeting this afternoon.
After dinner…*checks his schedule notebook*Let me see — I need to test the communication equipment and report to Coin on the propaganda team’s progress at 9 PM.
And I have to get up early tomorrow to follow up on the situation in District 2. So… would 10 PM tonight work for you?🥰
Re-reading Mockingjay, I think there’s one thing Haymitch would definitely do (or want to do) if he were there:
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I really hope Plutarch would tell Katniss that 16‑year‑old Haymitch once drank an entire pitcher of milk just to defy Snow. I wonder what her face would look like.
Plutarch must have been both shocked and amused by that childish act of revenge.But honestly? That moment was precious — and after Snow died, only the two of them still remember it.😢
Plutarch Heavensbee, hands behind his back, observing it all. 👁️👁️
Sid: happy birthday, Haymitch
Haymitch: sid, go back to bed
Louella: you and me till the end, right, Hay
Haymitch: till the end, sweetheart
So my friend just started reading SOTR, and I’ve been reading along with her. When we got to the part about Haymitch’s father… a really unsettling thought hit me out of nowhere.
What if – just what if – a younger version of Plutarch, during his travels across the districts (or through some twist of fate), happened to know an Abernathy? What if Haymitch’s father’s death is actually a setup, and young Plutarch had some connection to him?
Kind of like… Harry and Eggsy in Kingsman, you know? 😰
Yes, yes – I actually really appreciate hearing different, more critical perspectives on SOTR.
After finishing SOTR, whenever I reread that line in Catching Fire where Haymitch tells Finnick to basically let his girl die for the greater good, I can’t help but feel a huge disconnect.
This guy – who loved like all fire, this hopeless romantic, this pure-hearted warrior of love – says something that cold and brutal? Like, Suzanne, are you serious? 😧
Edit: I realize my wording might have been misleading. What I meant to say is this – in my reading of the line, Haymitch is essentially saying: “Don’t be naive. You might as well think of her as dead.” Because as long as you’re alive, she will inevitably become the Capitol’s tool to control you. I think that’s a brutally realistic take – but it’s also pretty hurtful. (Hmm.)
As I said, I understand that in this situation he chose rationality over empathy – his own history with Lenore back then is very similar to what Finnick is going through now. He's stating the facts, pushing Finnick to get into combat mode quickly, rather than offering comfort. It's understandable, but it still hurts. 💔
有些无奈…我从小学四年级开始就很喜欢Haymitch啊，看sotr纯粹来源于对Haymitch的溺爱，虽然看到一些情节挺无奈挺无语的，但是我的态度是宝宝哪怕你是个笨蛋恋爱脑我也爱你…如果这样的话，正传时期的Hay变成那样怎么不算一种被Plutarch教化成功了呢，无所谓反正我嗑到了，plumitch99吧…
sotr把Haymitch写成了一朵纯白的茉莉花，而实际上的正传的Haymitch是个骚得要命的老谋深算的混蛋，这样的反差太好吃了…
But let’s be real – in certain moments, we can’t deny that trilogy Haymitch is an asshole.
Yes, yes – I actually really appreciate hearing different, more critical perspectives on SOTR.
After finishing SOTR, whenever I reread that line in Catching Fire where Haymitch tells Finnick to basically let his girl die for the greater good, I can’t help but feel a huge disconnect.
This guy – who loved like all fire, this hopeless romantic, this pure-hearted warrior of love – says something that cold and brutal? Like, Suzanne, are you serious? 😧
Edit: I realize my wording might have been misleading. What I meant to say is this – in my reading of the line, Haymitch is essentially saying: “Don’t be naive. You might as well think of her as dead.” Because as long as you’re alive, she will inevitably become the Capitol’s tool to control you. I think that’s a brutally realistic take – but it’s also pretty hurtful. (Hmm.)
