Realising What I Actually Need From Suzanne Collins Is Just A Multi-volume Panem History Book

realising what I actually need from Suzanne Collins is just a multi-volume panem history book

going fucking insane.

we have reason to believe that Snow never hears Katniss sing The Hanging Tree (it airing at all is a movie invention—in the book they never use it for a propo; I checked—and it’s not even confirmed in the movies that he’s hearing it), but those are not the only songs Lucy Gray sings … and can you imagine the slow creeping paranoia beginning to crawl back up his spine when Katniss honors Rue in much the way Sejanus honored Marcus … when she then begins to sing Deep in the Meadow, Maude Ivory’s song … when Peeta tells the story of how he fell for his girl, when she was singing, of all things, the Valley Song … not to mention all the references to mockingjays throughout the first arena (whose idea was that?) … oh, it’s delicious … the first similarity Snow could dismiss as mere coincidence (it’s not uncommon, we know, for tributes to stay with a dying peer), the second, as a product of an insular backwoods culture (right? RIGHT?) but by the third … he must have felt a ghost-chill on the back of his neck … and I LOVE it … Snow lands on top, but as soon as that burning chariot burst out of the night, he should have known … his time was up

truly haunted by “i think you look just like your father, coriolanus” because he knew exactly what she meant by that too

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THE BALLAD OF SONGBIRDS AND SNAKES + book differences