#wyatt callow

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Wysilee on Picrew (I think Maysilee's accessories are too much) Link to the picrew couple creator https://picrew.me/en/image_maker/2317684/complete?cd=GLFUJ5uaJo

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Wysilee ship data (my headcanon)

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more wysilee doodles

in chibi style + one of those draw your ship like this meme, where they try to kiss lmaoo

wyatt in a paperboy cap, you may not be book canon but you're canon to me and all of Wysilee Nation

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Wysilee sketch

McKenna and Ben as Maysilee and Wyatt

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wyatt callow from the hunger games is bi. he told me this.

Wyatt Callow is bi!

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In the Games...

Let the 50th Hunger Games begin... Wyatt and Maysilee in their Arena outfits (well it's just plain black so...) It was an excuse to practice drawing their faces. I've got Maysilee down now but I suck at drawing boys so I feel like I draw Wyatt too different each time. But I do like this one. anyways, have a good day/night Wysilee Nation.

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was thinking about wyatt this morning and it hit me that he could be autistic-coded... big w if true

when he recalculated the odds after the chariot chaos and louella's death, he did come off as callous though he was just trying to be factual. and the scene afterwards when haymitch asked him what odds his dad would be giving on his survival, i feel like his reaction showed how he's like was as a person. his odds-making never came at the expense of his sympathy for others or shame over his family's means of earning a living, they all just co-existed.

now, his ability to calculate probabilities in his head may allude to the classic savant syndrome, but what actually struck me was his compassion. the way he naturally took lou lou under his wing, and the way he cared for her and protected her even if it cost him his life. i think he realised it would be painful for haymitch to care for lou lou the same way he did for louella, and acted on that whether or not it was subconsciously. in any case, this kindness is something you wouldn't expect from him initially but it makes perfect sense when you get his character, and i'd say his being an oddsmaker allowed him to sympathise with people in his own way. overall i think he was beautifully written. it's tragic that louella never got to know him well

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Sunrise movie release day:

me handing a pair of suspenders and a paperboy cap to my husband: babe wear this to the movies please ☺️

*cue to me dressed in a purple dress, hair bleached blonde, 50 necklaces on my neck*