7 Deadly Sins as my THG OCs and/or hyperfixation characters:
(yes, including canon characters w/ no characterization in the canon)
Pride comes easy for Cato even though he knows nothing really came easy to him in the first place. And that's probably why. To a fault, Cato knows he's earned and deserves the good and the bad out of life. Nothing can take what he has away from him. He knows he's a legend, he knows he's a god, but, unlike his Mentor Brutus, he isn't comparing himself to others while being his best self.
This man is a very proud creature, yes, but it stems from a place of wild insecurities. His life revolves around comparisons and one-upping others. Every good thing, even for his 'girls' (his Victors) or his only boy Victor is overshadowed by his need to be the best. Every accomplishment of his own, even, could've been better. He is never satisfied internally so, of course, never happy externally either.
Most of it may come from a place of love, defensiveness, protectiveness, etc but Rhubae is as wrathful as she can be within the convines of a trafficked Victor. Everything is a slight, a danger, or otherwise a bother. She can be nice, caring, soft, and sweet, but it is earned. That's true for most of these Victors but, holy shit, especially my girl Rhubae.
Even tho she's clearly got a very warped view of what sex/love are, should be, and have been in her life, the girl still loves sex. She needs a lot of looking internally to figure out that it should feel good for her first and foremost (shoutout Cato for helping her figure that out) but she is the Queen of Lust.
GLUTTONY - Plutarch Heavensbee
There isn't a single other character more gluttonous than Plutarch Heavensbee. Why? Because he gorges himself from both the side of a Capitol Loyalist and a District Rebel. He feeds off of what both provide to him with no urgency to pick a side. My interpretation of him is the absolute peak of not just self-preservation but self-indulgence at any else's expense.
A man of material possessions famous for the way he consumes everything in excess, it's hard to decide if Malachi Angeles (Cashmere/Gloss' Capitolite father) is more glutton or greed but their presence in his identity are undeniable. I lean more towards greed bc, though selfish af, he takes more pleasure in power, wealth, material goods, (forced) physical pleasure, status than he does in the emotional enjoyment of gluttony. You name it, it's probably an addiction of his by now.
Obviously being an addict crippled by drugs, grief, trauma, and hopelessness is a solid foundation for the helpless sort of sloth Hudson represents but there's more to him. Unlike Trinks Hermes who finds hope in the Rebellion's cause despite feeling trapped until the weight of Victory, however, Hudson never finds his way out of his trenches. He remains stagnant, hopeless, until his death. He does not act either selfishly or selflessly except for the one thing that turned him into a black-sheep among Victors, the Districts, and the Capitol alike. He does only the bare minimum, if nothing at all, because ignorance and inaction are easier on his mental state.
no, this timing had nothing to do w/ Pride, lmao
