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??? A Katniss sabia exatamente o que era uma teleguiada, todos os distritos sabem pq a capital usou elas contra eles e mesmo no período de paz deixou os ninhos lá
Maturity is realising that Rue advising Katniss to use the life jackets to scare Cato and his allies away wasn’t an attempt to help her. Rue knew what those things were, while Katniss didn’t. She wanted Katniss caught up in the chaos alongside Cato and his group so she could eliminate them all and increase her own chances of winning the Games.
This completely changes how I see her character 💔
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Sigam meu namorado no insta @isaac.marcellos ele faz docinhos artesanais em Brasília pra pagar a faculdade
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Nem eu, simplesmente não vai acrescentar nada a trama politica e eu realmente não quero saber de outro jogos vorazes nos termos da capital ou ver ele sendo prostituido
Unpopular Opinion:
I do not want Finnick Odair’s story. Especially his life after the Games.
If you’ve read the Hunger Games, then I really don’t think I need to explain why.
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A propaganda era enorme mas eram literalmente crianças sendo mortas sabe, não tem nenhuma circunstância em que uma pessoa boa ache isso legal
Was Effie Trinket a victim of the Capitol's propaganda or an active participant in its cruelty? #Hungergames
O Peeta perdeu a família inteira, a perna e sofreu uma lavagem cerebral…
Everyone crucifies Gale for not being a trauma bonded golden retriever like Peeta. And the reality is, he’s the most realistic character in the franchise. You simply don't overthrow a 75-year fascist regime with cake frosting and speeches. Gale was a starving, radicalized kid who understood that surviving a ruthless war meant using ruthless tactics. The rebellion needed someone to do the actual dirty work, and they would have been slaughtered without his military strategy.
Adoro as interpretações tiradas da bunda de vcs, o reino tava equilibrado e em paz (só em dívida), o que perturbou essa paz foi uma crise de sucessão que nem culpa dele foi e sinceramente, mil vezes ele que sabia que era incompetente e deixava o Jon governar do que quem tenta
King Robert doesn’t get nearly enough criticism for the kind of king he was.
This man inherited a kingdom after overthrowing one of the worst kings in Westerosi history, and somehow managed to leave it in an almost equally disastrous state.
There’s a moment in the books where he asks Ned:
“Was I any better than Aerys?”
And that’s a very good question he asked .
Aerys was mad, but Robert was comfortable being incompetent. He couldn’t be bothered with governing, let corruption thrive around him, allowed Littlefinger to run wild with the crown’s finances and left Jon Arryn to clean up after him.
He basically treated the Iron Throne like a retirement benefit for winning a rebellion.
And people still talk about his reign as though Westeros was enjoying some golden age of peace because it genuinely seemed like they were
The man left behind a kingdom drowning in debt, a deeply compromised royal court and the perfect conditions for the War of the Five Kings.
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Fun fact: os anos que tributos dos outros distritos ganharam normalmente acontecia algo com a comida da Cornucópia e isso atrapalhava os carreiristas que não conseguiam conseguir a própria comida nem eram acostumados com a fome
Maybe mildly unhinged theory?
So we see that, in the more modern games at least, the tributes are kind of "treated" to the extravagant Capitol food. While sitting around hungry myself I had some random thoughts on this:
\- Sudden access to such rich food for malnourished tributes could make them sick, disadvantaging them in training.
\- In addition, when they go into the arena, the sudden lack of access to food their bodies have become somewhat accustomed to can also make them less resilient to hunger than they would've been otherwise from being malnourished, potentially making them more desperate for food and therefore more likely to make riskier (therefore more "entertaining") decisions in the arena and generally have a more extreme reaction.
\- We know some tributes are better fed than others, and the continued access to food will conversely give them an advantage, however the same does apply to them about losing that access when they go into the arena, although among those tributes are the Careers, who are likely to gain control of the Cornucopia and therefore food.
Could this be an intentional choice to enhance the "entertainment value" of the games for the viewers, as the tributes' judgement may be impacted by these sudden changes in food supply?
Am I just thinking far too deeply? Most likely. That's kind of all I do.
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