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Generational aura gamble at the beginning of the speech but masterful recovery. One thing I can’t wrap my head around is how he could see their dreams that accurately. If he’s that powerful, war is useless, isn’t it?
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The evolution of “The voice”; Paul’s voice becoming stronger and louder as he grows to control his abilities!
The evolution of “The voice”; Paul’s voice becoming stronger and louder as he grows to control his abilities!
The original book Paul literally is that skinny, fragile looking kid who turns insanely terrifying, I fear, he was born for that role
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i love that the book is about the dangers of a leader like paul and then everyone is worshipping him from the movie.
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Are we still going to ignore the fact that they load the whole palanquin for Pauls mother, when they traveled south???!
How’s that even possible when they can’t stop the sandworm.
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Meh, Christopher Nolan would’ve begun breeding his very own mega worms the moment he got the job
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Contrary to book purity culture, I quite like how Chani is portrayed; she’s human and most humans in her position will act the same say she did. She understands what needs to be done but that doesn’t mean she can’t feel strong emotions about it also
Contrary to book purity culture, I quite like how Chani is portrayed; she’s human and most humans in her position will act the same say she did. She understands what needs to be done but that doesn’t mean she can’t feel strong emotions about it also
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This was such an intense scene. It feels like feyd kept trying so hard not to show fear, masking heavily with humor lmao
This was such an intense scene. It feels like feyd kept trying so hard not to show fear, masking heavily with humor lmao
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Slightly unrelated, but I’ve always found it particularly disturbing prolonging someone’s suffering when their death is already inevitable.
It suggests that the objective isn’t simply to kill, but to exercise control over another person’s final moments.
The victim’s memory of the experience is irrelevant to the perpetrator.
To clove, Death wasn’t enough, she needed katniss to know she won; meaning the suffering isn’t a means to an end. It is the end itself. And that was precisely her undoing
Clove was only seconds away from k!lling Katniss but she made one fatal mistake, she wanted Katniss to suffer slowly and that decision end up costing her life.
Could Clove have won the Hunger Games if she hadn't been so arrogant?!?? #hungergames
Slightly unrelated, but I’ve always found it particularly disturbing prolonging someone’s suffering when their death is already inevitable.
It suggests that the objective isn’t simply to kill, but to exercise control over another person’s final moments.
The victim’s memory of the experience is irrelevant to the perpetrator.
To clove, Death wasn’t enough, she needed katniss to know she won; meaning the suffering isn’t a means to an end. It is the end itself. And that was precisely her undoing
Clove was only seconds away from k!lling Katniss but she made one fatal mistake, she wanted Katniss to suffer slowly and that decision end up costing her life.
Could Clove have won the Hunger Games if she hadn't been so arrogant?!?? #hungergames












































