#vorkin

Definitely the case here.  It also helps they’re no longer moral antagonists: Lucy’s moved to a more belligerent, activist method of fighting Rittenhouse and is willing to get her hands dirty, whereas Flynn’s coming out of his pushing himself into extremism that proved unnecessary and is taking a more moderate position closer to the man he used to be.  Their paths are crossing now, and they’re fighting side by side both physically and psychologically.  #QuiteTheTeam.  As Lucy says in 2x04, she’s figured out what she’s not willing to do, and I think Flynn, after last year, likewise has done so.    With respect to THG, you’re right on that.  I’ve got reams and reams and reams of headcanon and meta about how the victors bond through a rare shared ordeal, and especially how Haymitch and Johanna in particular have a unique traumatic bond of “seemingly unsympathetic Capitol rejects who fell apart because Snow killed everyone they love because they didn’t play by the rules”.  It’s a specific facet of their experiences that they can’t share with Finnick or Katniss, for example, in the same way Lucy now has things about her captivity and deep dive into the darkness that she can’t fully and empathetically share with Wyatt or Rufus, but she can with Flynn.  

I thought I heard someone say they found out it was unscripted. I’m not 100% sure. If anyone else knows, please let me know! But, the cameras were rolling and it was a take they used, so I tend to think of that as Garcia and Lucy, rather than Goran and Abigail. Or both, because the actors are the ones who decided to do it, right?! 

also when was it revealed that Todd was dead exactly? i’ve watched s2 twice so far and haven’t caught it.