Title: Spin Control
Pairings: Finnick/Haymitch, Kat/Peeta
Characters: Finnick, Haymitch, Chaff, Peeta, Gale, Kat; plus appearances by Mags, Johanna, Caesar Flickerman, President Snow, Effie, Claudius Templesmith, Beetee, Prim, Thresh, Rue, District Twelve ensemble and various OC
Rating: adult
Warnings: forced prostitution & non-con; people dealing
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I'll give you a real comment later, just wanted to let you know I read it and had the ENTIRELY NON-HAYMITCH-APPROVED reaction of "baaaaaaaaaaaabies" *chinhands* so ha.
(also boo to the alone, I know the too-big-bed feeling, so all hugs of commiseration from me)
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I really do, actually. I mean, super exciting happy things just happened, right? :D (blithely skipping over Haymitch's reaction to it - we all know he'd run away and hide in the face of happy)
Hahah, thanks for the heads-up otherwise and I very much look forward to that real comment!
(too big bed, but at least too big dog spreading out on it now that there's space for him again and he's, well, having paws and no female shape but otherwise very cute and fluffy. So there's that. *gratefully hugging back)
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The majority of victors knew how to swim; there actually was a group who joined up during Games every year to use the opportunity of visiting the plush Capitol facilities. <- This is very interesting! I'd wondered about this in light of the 3rd Quarter Quell ( ... )
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I mean, this is brilliant. The way you mix the perfectly mundane with "no sounds for days, he might be dead" (I'd been thinking Haymitch's surveillance person must have been thinking that a lot) And Kelvin having that episode out of nowhere, then covering it up, but the Capitol knows all. Even though they don' get it.
(this is getting me thinking on the routines of the surveillance people and how they must just record everything, then "jump to next sound" button and scroll through it before moving on to the next victor. And getting bored and not recording things because they get distracted by the pretty girl one booth over.)
I also adore your version of the swimming lessons trope. I would love the fuck out of that story ( ... )
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It wasn’t anything like an afternoon at sea in Four, hitching a ride on his father’s shrimper with a vague plan to dive in head first, sun sparkling hotly above. But Finnick eventually came to the conclusion that he didn’t mind. He didn’t want another Four. He wanted something different, something new, something that he’d helped create.This passage gives me a gentle sense of hope just beginning to build, with Finnick starting to have a sense of broadened vision; there's a sense that he can see a possibility of using his highly organized mind to find his way out of the box ( ... )
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