seen from Germany
seen from Vietnam
seen from China
seen from South Korea
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from South Korea
seen from China
seen from Türkiye
seen from Canada
seen from Netherlands
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“I enter the dining car, Effie Trinket brushes by me with a cup of black coffee. She’s muttering obscenities under her breath. Haymitch, his face puffy and red from the previous day’s indulgences, is chuckling. Peeta holds a roll and looks somewhat embarrassed.”
THG. Chapter 4.
I wonder what Haymitch said to bring about these reactions. 🤨
Any ideas?
For the first time, I look at him [Peeta] and realize that ablaze with the fake flames, he is dazzling.
The Hunger Games. CH 5.
Dazzling. So bright as to blind someone temporarily. Extremely clever, attractive or impressive; brilliant; amazing.
How did we go from the impersonal “medium height, stocky build, ashy blond hair” to dazzling in just 50 pages?
Fine, the flames make him shine –which explains the use of that particular adjective– but still…
Dazzling. Such a pretty word.
To sum up: in Katniss’s opinion, Peeta is dazzling. I just thought you should know 😊
Peeta Mellark and I stand in silence as the train speeds along.
The Hunger Games. CH. 4
Katniss and Peeta are about to go into the Capitol for the very first time. They don’t really know or trust each other yet --Katniss still refers to him by his full name, which seems such an odd formality-- and still, there they are, together, waiting for their future to claim them.
