First I Get A Glimpse Of The Blonde Plait Down Her Back. Then, As She Yanks Off Her Coat To Cover A Wailing

First I get a glimpse of the blonde plait down her back. Then, as she yanks off her coat to cover a wailing child, I notice the duck tail formed by her untucked shirt. I have the same reaction I did the day Effie Trinket called her name at the reaping. At least, I must go limp, because I find myself at the base of the flagpole, unable to account for the last few seconds. Then I am pushing through the crowd, just as I did before. Trying to shout her name above the roar. I'm almost there, almost to the barricade, when I think she hears me. Because for just a moment, she catches sight of me, her lips form my name.

And that's when the rest of the parachutes go off.

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins

i wish there was more intentional casting in the hunger games movies similar to how all district 11 characters are black. give me ethnically latino characters in districts with high latino populations like districts 2, 5, or 10. you're telling me no other districts have indigenous populations like the seam in 12? not one district 4 tribute is asian? not too sure if the sotr movie will remedy this, but we'll just stick with wishful thinking and headcanons for now <3

where peeta's child could be safe

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Wait everybody hear me out I’m having thoughts…Havana Rose Liu as Annie Cresta fancast!

Absolutely cursed idea: Haymitch being called ‘Mitch’ by his peers or family.

so if majority of d12 is white then why even mention a difference in physical characteristics between Seam and Merchant class? no way every single merchant kid has blonde hair or blue eyes or both. and no way seam kids are physically incapable of having blonde hair without merchant blood if they all have the same ancestry. I’m so confused at the logic. I understand that people can be of the same race with different financial/social classes and that is a message you could be sending through your story, but if that was the point then why would Suzanne Collin’s constantly mention a “seam look” throughout the books? wouldn’t it be a “we look the same but our backgrounds divide us” type of thing? Idk man maybe white ppl hair color caste system is just that significant LMAO