The mockingbird, the jabberjay and the mockingjay šļø inspired by this post by @fromevertonow
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The mockingbird, the jabberjay and the mockingjay šļø inspired by this post by @fromevertonow
president snow is literally THE incel. had a failed situationship ONCE and decided that no woman could ever love a man and that women cannot be trusted
warned haymitch about lenore dove
was convinced katniss didnāt love peeta
64 years later and he was still bitter
Obviously the book interpretation is entirely up to the reader, but I like to think that Lucy Gray's grave is empty. Not because she isn't dead. Not because she lives either. But because the whole point of her character after Snow finally cracks is to haunt the narrative, and the most interesting, compelling way she can do that is both for him and for us to never truly know what happens to her afterwards. She's Schrƶdinger's cat. She's a ghost that lives every time someone replaces the Capitol silence with music. We don't even know if the Covey ever found her. The only thing I choose to believe, whether they did or not, is that that grave is empty.
Lucy Gray doesn't belong in the ground. She is the air, the trees, a whisper behind your ear. She is insanity for the cruel and strength for the defiant. She is hope; not a grain of it, not in small doses, not the tool Coriolanus means it to be. He tried to squash it, but Lucy Gray became intangible. Like a song, she escaped his control, and she became infinite.
-Yet some maintain that to this day
She is a living child;
That you may see sweet Lucy Gray
Upon the lonesome wild.
orange being peeta's favorite color effie's orange hair the orange backpack the pit of orange bubbles orange tribute apartments lucy gray's orange shawl lenore dove's orange nails orange lipstick orange anti capitol graffiti *takes deep breath*
Iām very excited for Sunrise on the Reaping but Iām not excited for how the fandom is going to react to Haymitchās character after seeing how people reacted to Snow
I'm just waiting for way too many people to only care about the young version of Haymitch and disregard the older, traumatized, self-medicating disaster of a man who deserves just as much as this portrayal. I can already see his character getting a whooooole lot of new fans because of being played by a young conventionally attractive actor and I'm going to be here with the small handful of people who have been a fan of his character for Years
If I start seeing bitches trying to sanitize the original trilogy portrayal of his character I'm going to start biting people
Me: *reading a post that makes the joke āPeeta dropped the baby bomb, Gale drops bombs on babiesā* haha good one
Also me: youāre missing the point! Youāre missing the point! YOURE MISSING THE POINT! He grew up starving. His best friend almost died of hunger. Most of his people live in poverty. He watched children die in a bloodbath every year for the capitalās entertainment. The girl he loved went into the games. Was tortured by the capitol. His district was bombed out of existence. Nearly everyone he knew was killed. Their only crime was being fed up of being hungry and oppressed and sharing the same district as Katniss. All those innocent people. Murdered. He had to take refuge in a district that was bombed out of existence and forced to live underground. Of course he joined the war effort. Of course he designed unethical bombs and battle tactics. He wanted revenge. He wanted the capitol to have a taste of their own medicine. He wanted the rebellion to succeed. And tell me you could live through what he did, and that no part of you would be screaming for Justice and vengeance. Gale is you. You are Gale. He represents a part of feelings and actions that reside within us, even if you donāt act on it.
āBut he killed prim!ā Exactly! Gale loved prim. She was a second family to her. He looked after Katnissā family. He saved them from the district 12 bombings. He loved her. He never wouldāve put her in danger. He never wouldāve put in order for a bombing if it would kill Prim. But coin would. And did. She took what was meant to be a tool of Galeās righteous revenge for all the suffering he and his people suffered through, only for someone in power to take it and use it to kill someone he loved.
Thereās some many lessons to take. We canāt control the things we create. War spares no one. Even justifiable rage and actions can end up rebounding and hurting those you love instead of your targets.
āHe drops bombs on babiesā is too simplistic of a takeaway and does a disservice to the story and Gale.
Snow and Lucy Gray ā¤ļø