lucygraysmockingjays
lucygraysmockingjays
Tortured Poet
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lucygraysmockingjays · 9 hours ago
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RACHEL ZEGLER photographed at Alcazar de Segovia in Spain for Snow White (2025)
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lucygraysmockingjays · 17 hours ago
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Rachel Zegler
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lucygraysmockingjays · 17 hours ago
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The Snow White movie felt so Narnia coded i don’t know why!
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lucygraysmockingjays · 17 hours ago
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lucygraysmockingjays · 17 hours ago
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Rachel Zegler
merci de ne pas modifier, recadrer ou redimensionner mes avatars
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lucygraysmockingjays · 17 hours ago
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Disney is despicable
Heck, even if you believe the film sucked, we have to admit that this is insane:
@thealmightyemprex @ariel-seagull-wings @the-blue-fairie @mask131 @princesssarisa @tamisdava2
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lucygraysmockingjays · 17 hours ago
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Rachel Zegler behind the scenes of Disney’s Snow White (2025)
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lucygraysmockingjays · 17 hours ago
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people need to stop with the rachel zegler hate posts and have more compilations of gal gadot delivering her lines terribly instead!
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lucygraysmockingjays · 18 hours ago
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"Me ?" I say in disbelief. "I am living proof that the Capitol always wins. I tried to keep that sun from rising on another reaping day, I tried to change things and now everybody's dead. You don't want me." And I don't want him. I don't want help from anybody in the Capitol ever again. I could never trust them. "We do want you. You shook up the Capitol, both figuratively and literally, with that earthquake. You were capable of imagining a different future. And maybe it won't be realized today, maybe not in our lifetime. Maybe it will take generations. We're all part of a continuum. Does that make it pointless ?" "I just don't know. But I do know, you need someone different from me." "No, Haymitch, we need someone exactly like you." "Just luckier ?" I say. "Luckier, or with better timing." — Sunrise on the Reaping, 2025, written by Suzanne Collins.
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lucygraysmockingjays · 18 hours ago
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“You had a nightmare? It’s ok, Daddy gets them too”.
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lucygraysmockingjays · 1 day ago
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The swampy area around the lake was deserted, and the bank undisturbed.
"Lucy Gray?" The only response came from a lone mockingjay on a nearby branch, who made an effort to mimic his voice but failed, as his words were not particularly musical. "Give it up," he muttered to the thing. "You're no jabberjay."
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
I am a man on a mission. For weeks, I wander through the trees, circle the lake, examine the soil under the apple trees, looking for any sign of her. Entreating the mockingjays for a clue to her whereabouts. Calling her name into the wind. The leaves turn scarlet and gold, crunching beneath my feet. "Lenore Dove! Lenore Dove!" I cry, but she doesn't reveal herself.
Sunrise on the Reaping
Hugging the rocks, I move slowly in the direction of the blood, searching for him. I find a few more bloodstains, one with a few threads of fabric glued to it, but no sign of life. I break down and say his name in a hushed voice. "Peeta! Peeta!" Then a mockingjay lands on a scruffy tree and begins to mimic my tones so I stop. I give up and climb back down to the stream thinking, He must have moved on. Somewhere farther down.
The Hunger Games
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lucygraysmockingjays · 1 day ago
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"Full of fresh food, shaded by the trees, Lucy Gray singing softly beside him, he began to appreciate nature. It really was beautiful out here. The crystal clean air. The lush colors. He felt so relaxed and free. What if this was his life: rising whenever, catching his food for the day, and hanging out with Lucy Gray by the lake?
Who needed wealth and success and power when they had love? Didn’t it conquer all?"
--Suzanne Collins, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes page 441
In the end, love did conquer all.
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lucygraysmockingjays · 1 day ago
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“Do you know much about doves, Haymitch?” “They’re peaceful.” “If they are, they’re outliers. All the birds I’ve encountered are vicious.” A dribble of bloody spittle leaks from Snow’s mouth. “Bet I know a thing or two about your dove.” “Like what?
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lucygraysmockingjays · 1 day ago
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“For whatever reason, Snow has a very controlling personality. Then he experiences one of the most out-of-control emotions, falling in love.” - Suzanne Collins
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lucygraysmockingjays · 1 day ago
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Dm @burntblueberrywaffles or @crazyexshipper to join our snowbaird discord!
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lucygraysmockingjays · 1 day ago
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Love this, OP, and I agree, but I have to add my two cents.
The point of Ballad is to show that Snow’s descent into madness was by choice, which makes it all the more dangerous. People are not born evil. Nothing is inevitable, not even President Snow.
Are people really convincing themselves that Suzanne Collins wrote SOTR to stop thirst posts about young Snow?
Do you really believe that an intelligent and talented writer like her is motivated by ridiculous tumblr edits about Snow, to write a whole book just to prove that Snow is evil....?
Of course, Snow does evil things in SOTR, like he did in THG trilogy. The whole point of TBOSAS was to show how he became the villain we know from the trilogy.
And stop judging people for liking the Coryo×Lucy Gray ship.
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lucygraysmockingjays · 1 day ago
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I think one of the worst take I saw online about Haymitch is "he is ooc in the new book", almost followed by "he was better with Maysilee/Effie", and I don't know if it's better or worse than all of the misinterpretation of Coriolanus in the ballad. Like... Just because you had some fixed ideas before the book, doesn't mean the author is Wrong™. Suzanne didn't contraddict any extabilished canon and every added thing was a blessing and exactly what we asked for.
Too bad all of you only wanted a validation to your headcanons and are not open to analyze and understand what you just read.
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