You don't have to think Gale and Katniss should've ended up together (I certainly don't), but to say he would've killed her in the arena is obvious because he didn't volunteer to go in with her is just plain wrong.

Like. Kyrgyzstan and Switzerland?

Gonna consolidate a couple additions/recommendations from others

desert roads in Australia, South Africa, Argentina, and Mexico

For the play is rightly called after Electra. All the other people are included, principally, so that we should know more about her when we see her dealing with them—the savage, yet frightened, mother; the cautious and rather colorless Orestes; the timid, sensible, and unattractive sister; and the vulgar and bullying Aegisthus. Everyone acts as the foil of Electra. Everyone brings out another shade in the character previously missing. Electra makes no soliloquies to reveal herself as she does in Euripides. She is herself, in relation to others. She seems hardly to exist as a person except as a combination of reactions to others’ deeds and words. Her father’s death, her mother’s enmity, her sister’s passiveness, her brother’s delay, Aegisthus’ tyranny—these are her life. She says again and again that they are the causes for her being what she is…

“the monster is supposed to be good-looking” “why didn’t gatsby just move on” “romeo and juliet is about two teenagers being stupid” “of mice and men is ableist” “wuthering heights romanticizes incest” “lord of the flies is about the innate evil in human nature” “holden caulfield is a whiny brat” “if i was orpheus i wouldn’t have turned around”