Annie Cresta And Mags Flanagan Have To Be The Most Tragic Characters Of The Whole Series

Annie Cresta and Mags Flanagan have to be the most tragic characters of the whole series

whoopsie deleted my last post 😔😔 i’m such a clutz

okay the idea of finnick not knowing he’s gonna be a father is sad but him knowing is even sadder. imagine him trying so hard to get back because he knows it isn’t just Annie waiting for him. imagine him promising Annie he’ll come back for both of them. imagine Finnick being so excited to be a father, only to never meet his child in this lifetime.

saw a fanfic where finnick and annie divorce. physically not okay.

thinking about how annie might’ve mentored finnick and mags for the quell

me trying to fight the urge to abandon my old fanfic and start another one

I love the idea that Finnick was Annie’s mentor, but it just seems so cliche to me, like the whole “stronger, more experienced yet closer off mentor falls in love with weak, doesn’t-have-a-chance-at-survival mentee and does everything he can to save her” is just old and boring. I prefer the headcannon that it was Mags who mentored Annie, instantly took a liking to her, trained her good and everything, and after Annie was crowned victor, she began to spend more and more time with Mags. Now that is where Finnick comes in. I think, when he was a younger victor, after his family died, he moved in with Mags and stayed there for a while, so when Annie begun to come over more and more, that’s when he took notice to her. And Mags, (we love her for this), saw something between them immediately. She played match-maker, and boom, they’re dating. I also feel like the tribute/mentor thing doesn’t really add up, as Finnick said that Annie “crept up on him”, which meant it would take time, but mentors only have their tributes for about a week. Still, he could’ve fallen for her afterwards, but I don’t think it makes much sense to me. Adding on, I’ve seen lots of head cannons that Annie trained and volunteered, which I also love, but I like keeping Annie as the feminine, soft character. That doesn’t make her weak, per say, it means she’s a gentle soul. Yes, I think she killed in the arena, and she did what she had to do to survive, but don’t diminish her purity !! She didn’t play into the Capitol’s games, acting like she was perfectly fine and unaffected, which, in my opinion, is what makes her pure and sets her apart from the other victors. But hey, it’s just a theory, a Hunger Games theory !!