#d2f

[grusik]

Kerse by All Seeing

[wee-toe]

This is just tryna get me to say I’m down to fuck innit bruv?! x

[lorata]

I love love love your work!! I was re-reading the Sloane fic and I realized - was her death Gamemaker-aided? Since Petra just won in 72, it must have been very unlikely for Sloane, and of all the Victors, only Artemisia faked an injury to fool the Gamemakers.

nah they didn't have to

the real tragedy of sloane is that she was happy not to fight for it until lyme gave her a reason to, and then she really did want to win but at the end D1F was just that much better for that one second

the reality of the games in general is that almost everyone wants to win, a good chunk of them have the ability, and neither of those factors matter for 23 out of the 24. sloane is one of those, sadly

overall the gamemakers don't interfere in finale fights i don't think. they'll nudge things here and there beforehand but once you get to the end you have to mess up real bad to get a rock dropped on you

also petra DID win the year before in a D1F/D2F showdown but because she ended with such an awful injury i think the audiences would have been equally happy with either D1F winning / OR D2F winning without injury, as both would be a comeback for the district so there wouldn't be any need to mess around with the results

[eggsyfired]

Marcellus Roman (Hunger Games OC)

District 1 male, 69th games

18 years old

ESTJ

Marcellus is basically the Cato of the group. He’s the leader, the alpha male kinda mf. Impulsive, aggressive, ridiculously strong, and short-tempered. He believes in the career code as well, but in a more shallow and self-serving way. As in he wants to be hella cool and kick ass and be worshiped by other people. He also uses it as a way to measure people’s worth, and since he views himself as the epitome of the perfect career, he gives himself the right to judge everyone else lol.

However, this measure of self-worth has a double-edge sword. After his status as #1 is knocked down by someone he considers one of the lowest-value tribute in the games, Marcellus kinda loses his fucking mind. He starts questioning his abilities, worrying about the reputation, and believing himself to not have been as awesome as he thought it was.

Fun fact: This mf was inspired by the delightful Joffrey Baratheon. I remember absolutely losing my fucking mind over that stupid turd then suddenly going “ayo I want to write a character as irritating as Joff.” That status of being an absolute menace has been transferred to Marianna tho, but the foundation is still there in the way that he's a cartoonishly terrible person. It's kinda funny, because Toby was loosely inspired by Tyrion Lannister, which he absolutely despises (and the feeling is mutual). Even in completely different universes, those two are still beefing lmao

Other OCs:

Toby Morrow (D9M)

Briar South (D9F)

Aprica Heath (60thV)

Ray Wagner (49thV)

Andy Behm (D2M)

Isa Schist (D2F)

Silica Aynsley (D1F)

Marianna Sprit (D4F)

Altin Delmore (D4M)

Seriously y'all, sorry for the lack of posts. I can't even blame mouthwashing anymore. It's straight up laziness (and crippling imposter syndrome but we dont talk about that) smb shoot me lol. butttt since Im pretty much finished with the main cast, I think I can start making memes abt them.

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The 45th Hunger Games Tarot Prediction (Career Pack Only) 🔮

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In my daily creative process, I frequently turn to tarot cards as a tool to generate new ideas and inspiration. This time I’ve decided to use tarot cards to predict the death order and possible events for the Career Tributes in the 45th Hunger Games😿. In a way, narrowing it down to the Careers helps clarify the basic progression of the storyline. I originally wanted to do everyone, but interpreting the cards for just these six already fried my brain😭 Maybe next time I’ll do a tarot reading for the outer-district tributes! All predictions are based on some previously revealed info, the tarot card meanings, and a bit of my own imagination. I’m still an amateur at tarot, so my interpretations might not be entirely accurate—much of my knowledge comes from websites or tarot books. 🥹 I tried my best not to let my personal biases influence the results. It's totally fine if you don't believe in this!

Prediction (Career Pack Only) ⚔️

Results (from earliest to latest death):

1. Oscar 🐟 (D4M) – Dies from natural causes (e.g., heatstroke/fever)Death Date: Day 7

2. Diana 🧱 (D2F)– Dies in a hunting ambush. Death Date: Day 9

3. Keelia 🐟 (D4F) – Dies in some form of self-sacrifice (likely due to resource scarcity + injuries; I suspect the Cornucopia is already destroyed by this point) Death Date: Day 11

4. Celeste 💎 (D1F) – Dies in an outer-district alliance ambush. Death Date: Day 14

5. Garrison 🧱 (D2M)– Dies in an outer-district alliance ambush Death Date: Day 14

6. Ace 💎 (D1M) – Dies in a final showdown with Chaff Death Date: The Last Day 

More detailed card interpretations below🌟

District 1 💎

Ace Javorski: 

His cause of death was, in my opinion, the most accurately reflected in the cards. The spread (left to right): Reversed Judgment, Reversed Ten of Wands, Reversed Sun. 

- 【🗡️ Reversed Judgment】 – Unshakable obsession, refusal to awaken, denial of truth. This aligns perfectly with his relentless pursuit of revenge for Flash and his extreme hatred toward District 9. This fixation will be the catalyst for his downfall. 

- 【🔥 Reversed Ten of Wands】– Collapse under unbearable weight. Paired with his obsession (Reversed Judgment), I believe he’ll kill one or both District 9 tributes but at a massive cost—severe injuries, dehydration—leading to his complete breakdown. 

- 【☀️ Reversed Sun】 – Extinguished hope, drained vitality, isolation. He either dies after separating from the Careers or is the last one standing. Given that his death date card suggests Day 17, I lean toward the latter. This card also hints at false salvation—Ace might believe he’s close to victory, only for that delusion to hasten his end. The Sun’s association with burns + Chaff is literally associated with fire. Makes me think Ace survives until the final showdown but dies at Chaff’s hands, badly wounded. 

Death Date Spread: The Fool (0), Judgment (20), Queen of Cups → Day 17. 

- The Fool (beginning) + Judgment (end) suggest his journey spans the entire Games. A tragic, full-circle fate. 

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Celeste Marigold:

Her death spread feels tragically avoidable. Cards: Knight of Wands, Four of Swords, Reversed Three of Wands. A chain of action → stagnation →loss of control. Likely impulsive overextension (Knight of Wands) leading to physical/mental collapse (Four of Swords), worsened by poor preparation (Reversed Three of Wands). 

- 【⚡ Knight of Wands】 – Sudden, fiery energy. Could mean an ambush at the Cornucopia or a freak natural disaster.

- 【🛌 Four of Swords】 – Rest, recovery… or ignored warnings. She might’ve tried to pause, regroup, but the underlying threat wasn’t resolved. 

- 【🌪️ Reversed Three of Wands】 – Plans derailed, foresight failed. An unexpected event (possibly Keelia’s death—more on that later) disrupts her strategy. Alternate take: Emotional turmoil (from Keelia/Diana’s death?) + heat-induced delirium make her rush into a fight without backup. Maybe Ace/Garrison *warned* her but didn’t shield her in time. 

Death Date Spread: Reversed Seven of Swords, Four of Pentacles, Reversed Queen of Cups → Day 14.

- Simple math: 7 (Swords) + 4 (Pentacles) + 3 (Cups) = 14. Fittingly, Temperance (XIV) in the Major Arcana mirrors her spiral from balance →chaos.

District 2 🧱

Garrison Kennedi

After reading his cards, I felt like his death will wreck me😢 The spread—Justice, Reversed Knight of Swords, The Star—paints a heartbreakingly gentle, futile end. That Justice card alone feels so him. 🥹 

-【 ⚖️ Justice (Upright) 】– Karma, institutional judgment. Given Garrison’s established character, I think this reflects his fatal flaw: an extreme pursuit of fairness that spirals into self-destruction. His rigid moral code—like insisting on "honorable" combat—ironically becomes his undoing. 

- 【🗡️ Reversed Knight of Swords】 – Betrayal or ambush. I felt like career pack in 45th will not fight over each other, I lean toward a sudden attack. Pair this with Celeste’s cards + their shared death date (Day 14), and it’s likely they fell in the same ambush. Logistically, killing two Careers at once is tough—unless natural disasters + outer-district alliances stacked the odds. My theory: Celeste is overwhelmed first; Garrison arrives too late. He could flee or fight dirty (the smart choices), but he refuses to do so. Think Rhaenys Targaryen’s last stand in House of the Dragon.

- 【⭐ The Star (Upright) 】– Cruelly ironic next to Justice. It symbolizes hope, but in death’s context? A delusion of hope. Redemption masking ruin. Garrison probably believes in that hope anyway, so his death feels "peaceful"(like a moth to flame 😢). The Capitol will 100% weaponize his corpse for propaganda—"Glory in death over obscurity in life!" —which just makes it worse. 

Death Date Spread:Reversed Knight of Swords, Reversed Ace of Cups, Reversed Hierophant** → Likely Day 14 or 17.

- Simple math: 7 (Swords) + 1 (Cups) + 5 (Hierophant) = 13, but the **Reversed Knight of Swords implies disruption—so I’d adjust to 14 (tying to Celeste’s fate). If unrelated, Day 17. 

Diana Lynch 

Diana’s cards, much like Garrison’s, speak of an idealist’s downfall—but hers is far more abrupt. 😮‍💨 Spread: The Fool, The Magician, Eight of Pentacles.

- 【🃏 The Fool (Upright) 】– Blindly stepping into danger, unprepared for a sudden turn. Given Diana’s restless nature, this fits—likely during a hunt, either solo or with another Career. 

- 【✨ The Magician (Upright)】 – Raw skill, ingenuity. Two theories: 

1. Her death ties to tech or traps—maybe triggered by a District 3 contraption or an arena hazard. 

2. She misjudges a fight, clinging to "honorable combat" against a ruthless opponent. 

- 【🛠️ Eight of Pentacles】 – Relentless focus, grinding effort. Diana might hyperfixate (e.g., tracking prey/tending wounds) and miss looming threats. Death by tunnel vision.

Death Date Spread:Reversed Two of Cups, Reversed Magician, Reversed Three of Wands → Day 9.

- Numerology: 2 + 1 + 3 = 6, but reversals flip it to 9(completion). The broken bonds(Reversed Two of Cups) and disrupted plans(Reversed Three of Wands) scream mid-Games tragedy. 

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District 4 🐟

Oscar Northcott

Spread: High Priestess, Four of Wands, Reversed Queen of Wands. Surprisingly non-violent—no Swords or Tower cards. 

- 【🌙 High Priestess (Upright)】 – Secrets, intuition, feminine energy. Hints at hidden causes: natural death, health issues, or a emale tribute’s involvement (Yamaha/Vida?). 

- 【🏠 Four of Wands (Upright)】 – Celebration, unity. He dies during the Careers’ "honeymoon phase"—a sudden accident (falls, burns) due to youth/inexperience. The group’s shock would be devastating。

- 【🔥 Reversed Queen of Wands】 – Lost vitality, fire-related illness (fever/inflammation). Supports natural causes over murder. 

Death Date Spread: Knight of Swords, Reversed Three of Cups, Reversed Wheel of Fortune → Day 7.

- Knight = speed; Reversed Wheel = chaos. 7 symbolizes crisis, turning points—fitting for a tragic early exit. 

Keelia Sapsis

Her cards broke my heart…😢 Temperance, Four of Swords, Strength—all upright. The water element is strong with this one (fitting for her district). 

- 【🕊️ Temperance (Upright)】 – Balance, adaptation, transformation. But in a death reading? It hints at slow depletion—physical or mental energy draining over time. Keelia was likely already severely injured before her end. 😭💔 This card also suggests failing to cross a threshold—mentally and physically, she’s trapped in a cycle of self-sacrifice. 

- 【🛌 Four of Swords (Upright)】 – Rest, recovery, passive waiting. Keelia’s done fighting. 😮‍💨 She’s either healing wounds or emotionally spent. My guess? She blames herself—for Oscar’s death, for Diana’s death. Her spirit’s crushed. 

- 【🦁 Strength (Upright)】 – Normally courage, but here? Overexertion. She’s forcing herself to endure the unendurable (e.g., pushing through fatal injuries). Alternatively, her "strength" is a choice—to die on her terms. Freeing herself (or others) from suffering, and protecting others.

Death Date Spread: Reversed King of Cups, Reversed Three of Pentacles, Reversed Star → Unclear. I asked my friend and she said it would be a 4 or 11. For me, 4 is more likely to be her district number, so i predict day 11.

Okay, finally, here's the complete Career Pack storyline I've pieced together based on the tarot readings:

First, Oscar dies from recklessly triggering an arena trap, suffering severe burns that later become infected. Keelia spirals into guilt, blaming herself for his death. When Diana suggests a hunting expedition, Keelia volunteers—only for Diana to perish unexpectedly during the mission, leaving Keelia critically injured. This deepens Keelia’s emotional turmoil, and by the time she returns to the Cornucopia, she’s completely withdrawn into self-loathing. 

However, Celeste makes consistent efforts to connect with her, and the two gradually form a genuine bond. (I imagine Keelia reminds Celeste of her late sister/brother, as one of Celeste’s core motivations is "to outshine her siblings who died in past Games." 🥹) 

By Day 11, the Cornucopia is likely destroyed. With Garrison and Ace away, only Celeste and Keelia remain. Rather than burden Celeste further, Keelia chooses self-sacrifice, dealing Celeste a devastating emotional blow—essentially forcing her to relive the loss of her sibling. This trauma shatters Celeste’s usual rationality, and on Day 14, she acts on impulse, determined to end things quickly. But this single moment of emotional weakness becomes her downfall. 

Garrison arrives too late, finding himself surrounded as well. He could flee, but he chooses to fight—and dies. With this, the Careers are reduced to Ace alone. 

I believe Ace’s subsequent "revenge" isn’t just for Flash but also for his fallen allies. His obsession leaves him severely wounded, crippling his combat ability. If tied to the [Reversed Sun]card, he might even be blinded by sunlight at a critical moment, then losing the final duel of his life. 

That's so cool! I have some tarot knowledge too (not an expert, but I enjoy that the cards often allow you to interpret things in your own way).

I have to say, without spoiling which deaths are accurate and which are not, the cards seemed to have figured out the tragic flaws behind their downfall.

For Ace, it is his obsession and desire for revenge — that was a very accurate one!

For Celeste, it's glory and performance.

For Garrison, it's misguided honour and fairness.

For Diana, it's also misguided honour and her relentless energy.

For Oscar, it's his youth, lack of experience, and desire to prove himself.

And for Keelia, it's her steadfast and tough nature.

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who's your favourite tribute from each district by their respective genders and why?

So I assume by that you want me to list all from D1F to D12M. Well, here you go:

D1F: Jewel (it's probably obvious, Jewel was meant to break career stereotypes and D1F stereotypes in particular, which is probably why it frustrates me when people can't accept a D1F who is strategic, cautious and caring because it doesn't feed into their preconceived ideas that D1Fs are shallow, arrogant and unintelligent)

D1M: Flash (I like all D1Ms, but I think Flash stands out because, while having a more typical career attitude than Jewel, he is also more cunning than he lets on)

D2F: Theodora (obviously, she was a fierce antagonist and a master manipulator, and her final speech is one of my favourite scenes from the movie)

D2M: Garrison (2Ms have been pretty underrated but that's probably because they either died early or had minor roles, I think people will like Garrison because despite being a career, he's more driven by honour than cruelty and he doesn't like fighting when he's at an obvious advantage so he's always trying to at least give his opponents a chance to fight)

D3F: Ada (she's a badass, and she doesn't get enough credit)

D3M: Copper (underrated nerdy boy)

D4F: Meredith (another badass girl who gets more credit than Ada but understandably so)

D4M: Seymour (should be obvious, no one can top Seymour)

D5F: Asterope (they're all cute, but Aster stands out the most because her overly generous and gullible nature end up dooming her in the end, and her story is very tragic)

D5M: Pluto (same as 5Fs, but Pluto is interesting because he's not your typical 5M—he's more pragmatic and driven and doesn't shy away from making tough decisions to protect the alliance)

D6F: Yamaha (mostly because the other 2 D6Fs are overhyped; I know Yamaha will be overhyped too, but I think she will be less popular because she's more vicious)

D6M: Helico (everyone loves him, and so do I)

D7F: Elowen (I do like younger tributes who are smart and resourceful, I just don't like when everyone expects them to be modelled after Rue)

D7M: Keith (I don't really care for 7Ms in general, but at least Keith was good in his role)

D8F: Taffeta (8Fs are almost as overhyped as 6Fs, but I can't bring myself to not love Taff; she's too sweet)

D8M: Calico (8Ms, on the other hand, are very underrated, I like all of them, but I feel like Calico has the potential to be more proactive because the issue with them is that they tend to be more passive)

D9F: Gwenith (9Fs are quite popular, but I like to make them badass without having them use weapons; Gwen is obviously the most interesting because she has the guts to call out Ry's questionable behaviour and even after her death she still remains in his mind as a manifestation of his guilt)

D9M: Ryland (should be obvious; his story is by far the most complex and tragic, and it makes me sad when people dismiss him as a simple "bad" guy)

D10F: Vida (D10 didn't really have a badass girl, but Vida is about to change that)

D10M: Maverick (he's both strong and threatening but also gentle and protective)

D11F: Mulberry (love a rebellious character who speaks her mind and stands up to the Capitol because she has nothing left to lose)

D11M: Chaff (also an obvious choice, I feel like people are sleeping on him, but he will definitely be different from your average THG protagonist)

D12F: Mica (she's just underrated and a softie)

D12M: Warren (another obvious choice; he was the first character I created and the reason why this series exists in the first place)

[hhoepromotions]

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[hell-ama-official]

You didn't answer mu question.

Hm, hm. I don't know who you are. Are you the clerk from the grocery store who asked me if I wanted going to try the "Instant Double Spicy Raw Carp Flavor Polenta (NOW with ketchup and pieces of actual potato chips!!)"? In that case, no, I wasn't going to try that atrocity. Or are you, perchance, the person who scribbled "d2f?" on the back of my office chair? In that case, expect a defacing public property fine in your mailbox tomorrow.

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