Hi I have another question but who is president in the other universe where Coriolanus stayed with Lucy gray in district 12, and if snows a peacekeeper in this au dose that mean Lenore dove gets into more trouble cause her uncle busts her out.
1. I never really thought about who would have become president if Coriolanus had stayed in District 12 with Lucy Gray. One thingâs for sure: I wouldnât pick any of the characters we already know, or even one of his classmates. Snow was uniquely sharp, but not uniquely evil, in my opinion. Anyone could have been just as cruel and power-hungry if given the chance. Maybe Dr. Gaul would have found another protĂŠgĂŠ after Coriolanus failed his little district test and never returned to the Capitol. The new president would likely be someone we donât know, just as ruthless toward the districts, but without Snowâs sharp mind.
2. By the time Lenore Dove is born and raised by the remnants of the Covey, Coriolanus isnât just a Peacekeeper anymore, heâs the commander of District 12. And Lenore Dove? Sheâs a constant headache. She always manages to get herself into trouble, because really, whatâs he going to do? Scold her? Put her in time-out? He tries, lecturing her endlessly and keeping her stuck in his office for hours, forcing her to listen to another one of his âvaluable life lessonsâ about freedom, discipline, and responsibility.
But deep down, heâs exhausted. Lenore Dove reminds him so much of Clementine Auburn, wild and stubborn, and he had been genuinely relieved when his own daughter eventually grew out of that rebellious phase. Now itâs happening all over again, and Coriolanus knows heâs far too old and tired for this kind of nonsense. Half the Peacekeeper unit probably knows Lenore Dove by name and exactly where to find her when sheâs once again caused some kind of chaos. Some of them have even made a game of it, betting on how long she can stay out of trouble before someone has to drag her back to the commanderâs office.
Coriolanus: Tell me, Lenore Dove, what great threat to district society did you commit this time?
Lenore Dove: I sang a song. Technically, thatâs called culture. Covey culture.
Coriolanus: You sang The Hanging Tree in front of the mayor. During the remembrance ceremony. In front of children. I thought we talked about this-
Lenore Dove: Children singing! Oh no! Next thing you know, theyâll be thinking too.
Coriolanus: Freedom without order leads to chaos. Chaos leads to rebellionâŚ
Lenore Dove: here we go againâŚ
Coriolanus: âŚRebellion leads to ruin. I was there, You know this. We have spent decades building a fragile peace on the ashes of war⌠and you choose to sing it anyaway?
Lenore Dove: hmm Itâs a good song. Catchy. Real earworm.
Coriolanus: The foundations of civilization are built on respect. Discipline. Stability. Not nostalgia for anarchy and bloodshed!
Lenore Dove: ⌠we had a hanging last week⌠Sooo⌠no requests for The Hanging Tree at the Hob? Got it.
Coriolanus: This is not a joke!
Lenore Dove: youâre right, itâs a balled.
Coriolanus: Iâll inform your aunt-
Lenore Dove: so she can rip u a new one? Like last time?
Coriolanus: oh yes, perhaps Iâm really into that-
Lenore Dove: whoah! to many information, Iâm not trying to mentally picture somethingâŚ
Coriolanus: *sigh* âŚOne day. Just one day without paperwork because of you. Thatâs all I ask-
Lenore Dove: âŚadmit it I keep u young, and in that case Iâm here all week!âCommanderâ
Later that night heâs ranting and venting to Lucy Gray about everything while Lenore dove is sleeping safe and sound in her bed đŞż