A Scene From The Inside Of A Random Apartment And Lloyd's Just Washing The Window, And The Garmadon Walks

A scene from the inside of a random apartment and Lloyd's just washing the window, and the garmadon walks in and doesn't even look out the window. And Lloyd just stops and stares with all of the emotions on his face. And garmadon just waters christofern and walks out again.

Can you IMAGINE if Lloyd realized he was washing Vinny's windows in Farewell the Sea upon visiting his apartment in Christofern, then realized how close to Garmadon he was

Look, all I'm saying is it would've been hilarious to see Lloyd go "WAIT I WASHED YOUR WINDOWS????"

Higher Bracket Round 3: Match 8

The First Spinjitsu Master(Lego Ninjago) vs The Avatar(Avatar: The Last Airbender)

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#1 made me think of Coraline by @neil-gaiman and some stuff I read a while ago, so idk if Neil Gaiman said it, or an article, or a tumblr post, I just remember the concept that adults see a child in danger, but children see themselves fighting something evil and winning. And i think that's part of why THG is very entertaining to kids/teens/young adults, and then as one gets older, we start to see the horror of it.

And #3, peeta is absolutely epic, takes Haymitch's advice and RUNS with it.

So I read the hunger games as a teenager and don’t remember much, and I’m watching the movies for the first time. (In short spurts bc I don’t have time to sit down and watch a whole movie in one go)

First thoughts from the first 1/2 hr..

1. This is horrific. (The plot, the movie is well done). I remember as a teen I was like “this is a fun book! Danger, fighting the govt!” Now I’m watching it and I’m like this is extremely disturbing…. The reaping was so hard to watch. The way the town was just silent. How Effie was waiting for applause that never came. Because why would you applaud watching your children be murdered. But also no crying, no yelling (except from Katniss) because they are just so beaten down and used to this.

2. On a lighter note, I am LIVING for the 1920-1930 aesthetic. The poor coal mining town as a 1930s American shanty town, and then the Capitol in Art Deco. My little art and fashion nerd brain is so happy.

3. I don’t remember a whole lot about peeta besides that he and katniss end up together. But in the first 30 min I’ve seen that he is so smart. Immediately starts asking haymitch how to get sponsors. His response: get people to like you. So what does peeta do? Goes ti the window and starts waving at the crowd. At first I was feeling like katniss like “what are you doing? Pandering to the people who want you to die??” But then I realized, he’s following advice. Become a show- become entertainment and you might get a chance to win. And that’s what he does the whole story as I remember: admit he loves katniss. Say she’s pregnant. Make a sympathy story and make yourself indispensable.