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An intro to my account, so to speak.

Hiya! I'm Writes_To_Much on here and on AO3! My asks are always open!

IRL I'm an equestrian/horse trainer, barefoot trimmer (of horses, lol), multi-media artist, and professional nuisance. Here, I'm a dweeb who hyperfixates on characters with fuck-all in the canon to unhealthy degrees. :) District One and the Careers in general hold my soul.

I have a total of 16 Hunger Games fics on AO3. This blog is largely an artistic/aesthetic promo for those fics as well as just generally being a place for me to visualize the lore of the AU I created for the Hunger Games. I also post random headcanons, theories, discussions, or whatever else Hunger Games I can think of. All Hunger Games all the time!

@vinsel-ao3 called me the Cashmere Bible so that's what I am now! You can't stop me!! Cashmere is my absolute blorbo to end all blorbos. I will live and die writing fics about her depressing af life. (In my AUs, she is the older sibling.) Also wildly interested in (dare I say hyperfixated on) the Careers of Panem, how those cultures vary between Districts, how outlier Districts view them, and how they get wildly disillusioned after their Victories. Enobaria owns real estate in my heart. District One Guru and Simp, for sure!

I heavily fuck with OCs, as well.

If you're interested in Sinners fanfics, A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones/House of the Dragon fanfics, or general smut from multiple other fandoms, I'm probably also your girl but I won't be posting about those here (unless I make a second blog, which is definitely tempting).

Here are my top fics for your browsing pleasure!

Very materialistic. I don't think she'd sell her family for a new handbag or anything but that girl loves her items, jewelry, clothes, etc. And in D1 (bc they make the luxury goods but can't often have those luxury goods) having really anything was a symbol of status. So she absolutely abused the fact that her father was a Capitolite who, for most of her life, would entertain her need for consumables bc she was always his favorite.

Speaking of which, that man definitely bad-touched her...I don't see him fully raping her but the way he's written and how he exerts control over Pleur, 'their' (her) family, and women in general, I definitely see him as manipulating Silk into letting him cross boundaries so she could get some new Capitol fashion before it 'dropped' in the Districts (once it was considered outdated in the Capitol, not that they knew). She never sees it as bad-touch or considers herself a victim, though. Either bc he was just that good at manipulating/lying or through the power of sheer denial. But she was always a daddy's girl and he absolutely exploited that and probably would've continued to if she hadn't died in the 65th Games. Rip.

The only way that trauma might have manifested is in her dating life, or lack of. She technically had a boyfriend, at least in name. I never named him but I imagine they decided to start dating just so people would stop insinuating he was gay or she was too ugly (she's not, leave my baby alone!) but it was all for show. Barely any PDA, hangouts were very friend-coded and nothing more, probably didn't even kiss, etc. She had no actual interest in dating but she felt the need to pretend just for her image's sake.

How do they sleep ? curled up, sprawled, holding onto something or someone?

Who have they never forgiven and never will?

What object/token do they always carry with them after their Victory?

About Gloss, Palladium, Pleur and Rhubae!

How do they sleep ? curled up, sprawled, holding onto something or someone?

Pleur is a very functional sleeper. She wants to sleep, hopefully not have any nighmares, an wake up. How she sleeps doesn't affect her but where does. She always hated sleeping in her bed with her husband when the kids were growing up so since he 'left' (fucked right off to the Capitol and only ever talked to her) she's taken great pride in sleeping in the guest room, on the couch, etc especially since that was around when Cashmere went to the Academy, Gloss followed soon after, and Silk loved to join her in their sleepover-ing. When Silk died in 65, Pleur started to religiously sleep in her daughter's room, never on the bed, just to be surrounded with her memory.

Palladium stays pretty drunk most of the day and never quite remembers when/how/where he falls asleep. Most of the time, and she'll never admit it, Temper makes sure he gets to his bed safe, tucks him in, etc, before leaving as if she never helped. His actual sleep position is oddly corpse-like, sometimes even with his hands joined across his stomach. No one likes it.

Rhubae is a curled-up-facing-the-door sleeper unless she's sleeping with En. Then she's a 'hold-on-tight-spider-monkey' while watching the door sleeper. Always super aware of exits, always the last to fall asleep, sometimes sleeps with a stolen kitchen knife (only if sleeping alone) type paranoid.

Gloss almost always sleeps in Cashmere's bed if he can help it. If they can't, he's a lot like his mama where it's just 'get to sleep, wake up, no dilly-dallying.' With Cash, they very rarely touch, he usually faces away from her in a sort of 'neutral' curl, but they both need to hear the other to feel confident enough to fall asleep. That being said, they once in a while have a rough enough night that he sleeps with his head on her shoulder, curled around her, like a giant toddler. She'll never say it out loud but she eats it up.

Who have they never forgiven and never will?

Pleur will never forgive her own mother. There's a lot of lore I don't want to spoil from her fic but, basically, she lowkey blames her mom for never seeing through the Capitol propagandaa, Malachi's half-assed charms, etc to see that Pleur wanted nothing to do with him. And she knows that her mom would've been powerless to stop anything if she did acknowledge that Pleur was being sold to a man in his 40s post-Victory but she just wishes her mom cared less about the status and more about her own daughter.

Palladium will never forgive Haymitch for outliving Panache. And, yes, he knows it's an entirely unfair thing to think but he can't stop himself. He'd basically gotten confirmation pre-Games that Panache was going to be their it-guy/chosen Victor for any sort of Propos if the arena was infiltrated without a hitch so he knew the Rebelled-aligned Sponsors were on his side (we're dealing in an AU where Sunrise isn't so stupid, mind you). And then here comes Haymitch who, through no fault of his own, glides right onto center stage unintentionally, gathers decent allies, takes out the biggest competition, and has a 'legendary' win that practically erases Panache's days-prior death in seconds? Palladium will never let that go. But he also never acts on it, especially after he and Haymitch do have one productive/emotional convo after Haymitch's family is killed a la 'now we both lost our brothers.' Ouch :)

Rhubae has a laundry list, lol. Snow is at the very top of the list but each and every 'patron,' no matter how ignorant they seemed to how much they tried to pretend they cared, is right below. At this point, she basically will never forgive any Capitolite who knew what was happening to her and her friends, she'll never forgive the Academy for not even knowing this could be an option, she blames the Victors who judge her and her friends as if they have a choice, and she blames herself for not seeing through the shit sooner.

Gloss will never forgive his father. He's got a laundry list similar to Rhubae but at the forefront, literally 'tied' with President Snow, is his own father. Without spoiling anything, his dad does them (Cash and Gloss specifically) dirty and that's the final straw (bc they weren't on remotely good terms to begin with). Now, Gloss downright hates the man and has convinced himself that each and every thing bad in their lives traces back to Malachi Angeles.

What object/token do they always carry with them after their Victory?

Pleur, as much as she can given the nature of being a trafficked Victor turned purchased housewife, wears a single earring from her father, who she never met, whenever she can. She only heard good things about him so she uses him as a tether in hopes that those things were true. After all, the Capitol only has good things to say about Malachi and she knows the truth about him. But sometimes she has to wear specific earrings and things like that so, no matter what, she keeps that fucker safe and sound when she can't actively wear it.

Palladium keeps the token from D2's girl, Cadma, and it tears him up each time he refuses to set down that locket, now on a string bc the chain broke in the arena. He hates himself for caring more about Cadma than his own District partner, Treasure, but he can't stop himself. It doesn't help that Treasure died kinda 'detached' from him while Cadma died right in his arms bc of a mistake/miscalculation he himself made. Double ouch :)

Rhubae has a few hair pins that her dad custom-made for her that help her reset various tech in the capitol for easy rebel-sneaking and they are now near and dear to her. She gifts one to Enobaria eventually, which is a big deal, but keeps the other two bc she can't imagine parting with them. Even post-Rebellion, those stay with her bc, now, they're her only tether to her murdered family.

when was the last time they cried and about what ? ㅤAnyone from 10 of your choice!

Wiress (49th Games) definitely craves platonic touch but, man, she gets overwhelmed fast by anything she deems more than that. I've still not decided if I ship her and Beetee (don't come for me; I have a love-hate relationship with that man rn!) but I think he's still the one she finds easiest to touch and be touched by. Beetee (34th Games), however, only every really touches Wiress when he knows she needs it. He's not very big on physical affection. Like, ever. Not with his own wife, his kids, the family lab rats (I fully believe that man rescues lab rats from work and keeps them in secret, idk). He's very stoic, pragmatic, and unemotional...mostly. And Buzz (38th Games) is the complete opposite of his Mentor (Beetee). He's never creepy about it but he loves touch. That's why he gets along so well w/ Mags and Chaff, bc they neither mind his proclivity for touch and reciprocate it. And, again, it's not creepy touch. It's handshakes, sandwhiching in on a couch instead of finding a new seat, shoulder squeezes (like the encouraging ones, idk movies have them all the time), etc.

Lennox (66th Games) last cried when his name was called for the 3rd Quarter Quell and no one volunteered. He felt horrible about it but he genuinely thought one of the uber old Victors like Roman would've volunteered but, at the same time, he's so grateful they didn't. So he cries bc he's so conflicted, so frustrated, so helpless, and so hopeless.

Gem, Gus, Gloss, and Cash, pls! <3

Gem absolutely would not. And I think she'd have a fucking tantrum if anyone pushed about it. That girl is not and may never be mentally ready for it. She is the embodiment of 'if I can ignore it, it can't hurt me' and her Games trauma is a peak example of that.

Gus probably would. I see him as being the most willing to be at a sort of ribbon-cutting, willing to interview about the experience, giving feedback to the 'museum heads' about how to make it the more respectful, etc. I don't think he'd like it and I definitely think he's spiral for a bit after (reliving all of that trauma would open up a lot of wounds for him) but he'd ultimately like to make the best out of it.

Gloss probably wouldn't. He just wouldn't want to. He obviously has a fair amount of trauma related to the arena himself but I think he's largely detached from the place bc everything after was more impactful. And, imo, he wouldn't want to chance seeing how disrespectfully the memorial could be handled. Out of sight, out of mind, basically.

Cashmere actually does! At least in the now anonymous-ed doesn't exactly inspire loyalty, does it but that plot point will still be canon in my current WIP/this new lore. For her, she wants to be sure those memorials are honest so she visits every single one as they reopen. Her arena, especially, feels like it's her duty to be sure certain unsavory aspects (not spoiling but *cough cough* Lucullan *cough*) either do or don't get called out depending. She also uses it as a time to rewrite some of the worst traumas.

I definitely think she's got a few.

First and foremost is herself. People always tell her that she's not at fault for Gloss being forcibly reaped the year after her but she doesn't believe them. In her mind, if she'd just been smarter, she wouldn't have volunteered in the first place. So she blames herself for being brainwashed (which isn't healthy), for not handling Victory well (especially the trafficking), for not seeing it coming when he's Reaped. And, on top of that, she actively makes sure he wins/comes out, and she's still not sure if she really wanted that, too. And it only gets worse as years go by, they lose their little sister to the same volunteer brainwashing, they see how the Capitol exploits Finnick (who they get close to quick), they get their own Victors (Gus and Gemaline), they hear inklings of the Rebellion and want nothing to do with it, etc. From start to finish, however, she never lets go of the anger she feels at herself for being so stupid, even tho she logically knows, too, that she's a victim.

Cashmere has a complicated relationship, at least internally, with her mother from about the 71st Games on. Growing up and all the way through her first 5-ish years of being a Victor, she saw her mother as flawless but docile. Her mother was always kind, protective, nurturing, etc, but Cashmere always knew she was protecting them from some great evil (her father) in this actions. Without spoiling it, her father does something bad to her and Gloss and, almost immediately, it sets of an avalanche of finding out just how bad her mother had it with him. Which on its own leads Cashmere to hold a guilty sort of resentment that her mother never told her but it compounds into a nasty feeling inside that she holds it against her mom for not killing him sooner. She knows it's unfair but she'd like to believe she would've stood up for herself, and definitely any kids in the house, if she as subjected to her mother's horrors but her mother never did. So Cashmere feels almost evil for thinking it but she holds it against her mom for never killing Malachi (until she does, which is like 30 years too late, realistically).

And lastly, obviously, Snow. It doesn't help that her last convo with him, in both lores (tho they're different setups) makes it very clear that Snow regrets nothing. He never really saw her as human, genuinely believes her treatment is recompense for how she 'cheated' to get Sponsors (a holdover from him never getting over Lucy Gray is how he regrets everyday that popularity could decide a Victor above even ability, not that he'd admit it outright), and he openly lets her know he'd do it again if he got the chance. So she'll never forgive him for that. And more than just for hurting her and her loved ones, it's the fact that he was so brazenly stupid about it, too. She can't fathom actively making enemies out of the people who could be his most pivotal talking heads/propaganda machines and likely never will.

Penny, Cicero, Brutus, and Lyme!

I love how I got these shortly after @little-de-vil asked thankfully others one about 3 of these 4. So here are the answers to this one!

Penny is largely friendly, if not a bit clingy and permissive, because she's almost too eager to please. She strives to be as unproblematic as she can and only wants to make problems when those problems feel 'valid' to her. Hence why Rhubae and Temper are legit the only Victors she lowkey can't stand despite both women proving time and time again that they have her best interests in mind but also don't like her passive softie 'act' (as they see it)

Cicero is largely just a fly on the wall around other Victors. He mingles well with the sad drunks (Haymitch, Chaff, Blight, Rodeo, etc) but, otherwise, he keeps to himself. He definitely avoids Brutus and Icilia; the former bc that dude's lowkey a creep to him and the latter bc neither of them love how the Capitol really tried to play up a made-up closeness just bc they're pale w/ pale hair, lol.

Brutus is definitely standoffish with most Victors. Not necessarily from a place of aggression or even defensiveness, but from a place of feeling superior. He holds Panem's records for 'quickest Victory ever' at 3 days and 'most kills by a Victor' at 11. He thinks he's hot shit. And he probably would be considered hot shit if the other Victors cared about the 'prestige' of Victory like he does. But he's genuinely one of 3 Victors ever to never be disillusioned (and one of them died before it 'mattered) so he's very solitary in that way. 'His girls' (his Victors) still like him and respect him especially as a Mentor but it's very different to being true friends with him.

Lyme, like Cicero, is largely a fly on the wall. Unlike him, or even Brutus, her solitary nature is more a method of gathering information and 'sussing' out possible allies in her pursuit of rebellion than it is self-preservation. She connects deeply with a few Victors, namely Cecilia, Neptune, and surprisingly Wiress, but all of these are bc of mutual rebellious notions. Otherwise, her relations with other Victors are purely professional, if not cold like her Capitol persona 'Icy' suggests.

For any of your D2 OCs. I KNOW I went ham on these. The first two are very Career-centric because I am still thinking about my Career-OC essay the other day (which I still need your thoughts on😡)! Thankssssss <3

did they volunteer ? as a Career, for a loved one, etc ?

do they feel ostracized, embraced, famous, etc in their home District?

do they see their reflection the same since their arena ? how is it different now ?

how do they think the Capitol vs the Districts vs the other Victors perceive them ?

what does “home” mean to them ? 

I'm gonna answer for Icilia Nerry-Lyme (41st Games), Cicero Manic (53rd), and Penny Escher (69th) bc I've been haunted by the concept of a Cicero fic (my brain loves to get the best ideas when I'm already balls deep in a long fic...) so this will help me figure it out!

did they volunteer ? as a Career, for a loved one, etc ?

Full-blown Career kool-aid volunteer and everything. Not a question asked, thought winning was an honor, saw losing as irredeemable failure, but technically always held on to the mentality of 'if I volunteer my little sisters will be financially secure for life so they'll never need to' which is her 'replacement' reason after disillusionment.

Having come from the mason faction of D2, Cicero had no intentions of volunteering and had thought he'd be 'safe' at his final Reaping. For reasons he never could get a straight answer on, however, the elected volunteer (D2 functions on a system of holding a pretend Reaping a few days before the real one to settle who will go in) never raised his voice when Cicero was called. He owned it as happenstance to the point of lying to Caesar during his interview that he had wanted to volunteer but hadn't even needed to bc fate decided for him.

Volunteered in the very classic-Career sense. She had stiff competition from a 'rogue' volunteer (not an Academy girl) but won out. Her District partner, Mars, was considered her biggest competition but even the Academy backed her more than him bc they knew the Capitol was getting tired of the boy-Victor-streak that had been going on since 64 (Gloss' year).

do they feel ostracized, embraced, famous, etc in their home District?

She's wildly celebrated by her District, even decades after her win but to say she hates it is an understatement. Her disillusionment was quick but quiet. No one knew she hated the Games until she was actively rebelling against the powers that made them.

The culture in D2 was wildly split about him. Most saw him as a 'phony' Victor but, at the same time, they had to respect both his grind to get out and the fact that he did so in such a classically D2 way. His image turned more sour as years passed and it became obvious where his loyalties to the Academy, or lack of, lie. By the 60s, he's largely considered a pariah that even Brutus, despite being lowkey creepy towards, wanted to avoid publicly.

She's technically D2's last ever Victor and, as such, holds a special spot in their culture, propaganda, etc. That being said, she isn't necessarily famed or revered like Enobaria considering both her Games were far more 'tame' and overshadowed by Terminatius 'Titus' Zurich's cannibalism and her own relatively 'tame' Victor persona.

do they see their reflection the same since their arena ?

She's forever haunted by what she did in that arena. Even knowing it was all to survive, she can't move past how stupid she feels for every thinking it was honorable. She doesn't so much blame herself for the killing/violence but for the mentality she held that made it possible. It's only compounded by a combination of D2's fanaticism for her and her 'closeted' resentment towards subsequent Victors for being 'genuine' Careers.

He doesn't recognize himself. Not only is the Cicero who went into that arena a farce who lied and manipulated his way to a persona he doesn't embody but he had some of the most drastic alterations to his physical body of any D2 Victor. He went from a slim-fit boy eager to 'bulk up' as an adult full-time mason to a monster, described by many as 'an adonis to rival Brutus Folley' which is saying a lot.

She refuses to think she's different now to the Penthesilia that went into the arena filled with rage, closeted terror, and a need to prove herself to her shitty parents. Maybe deep down and/or eventually she'll figure out how different she is to that girl but, for now, Penny sees only the physical alterations (mainly a boob job) as prizes (and prices) for her well-earned Victory.

how do they think the Capitol vs the Districts vs the other Victors perceive them ?

All three of them share similar views of the views of them. The Capitol reveres them as perfect Victors who paid in blood to prove their loyalty to Panem (even tho Cicero especially knows that's bullshit). The other Districts (other than a few in D1 or D4 who see through it) largely only see the terrifying 'Capitol dogs' (among other unsavory terms for the trained tributes of D2) who are loyal to a fault above all else. It's within the other Victors' circles, however, that there is nuance. Cecilia, though they never explicitly talk about it, sees right into Icy's disillusionment almost from the jump. They become fast friends despite almost 20 years between them. Haymitch, Chaff, and Blight are quick to welcome Cicero into their circle of sad drunks bc, despite a persona the Capitol still tries to maintain, they see the ruined Victor inside. Extra HC that Enobaria lowkey judges the absolute shit out of all of them bc she (and Penny) see it as a cop out to use drugs/alcohol to manage their trauma and, also, a weakness that doesn't lend itself well to best supporting their tributes. And Penny is welcomed very easily into D1's circle (Gus and Cashmere especially) despite some undeniable animosity between her and Rhubae and Temper in particular that never truly goes away.

what does “home” mean to them ? 

Home is anywhere the family she never lets see the 'ruined' parts of her happens to be. With her little sisters who she still can't believe she managed to keep safe through sheer power of lies, propaganda, and Capitol personas. That home burns away when the Rebellion takes them all from her and becomes one of the major reasons she becomes suicidally devoted to the cause post-Quarter Quell.

He never feels like he has a home again, really. He feels most comfortable with his sad drunks (Haymitch, Chaff, Blight, etc) but even they never see the real him (not for lack of trying) so he can't let himself feel at home with them. His family is largely eradicated and/or emancipated from him by the time of the Quell as if to add insult to injury. And love is just not something he wants to risk.

Gus, Enobaria, and Cashmere become her home in wildly different but all equally important ways. Gus is the romantic love she never thought she could achieve, let alone deserve. Enobaria is the mother figure she never thought she'd want (despite only being 6 years apart in age) let alone could let herself have. And Cashmere becomes the first 'girl friend' she develops who truly doesn't have expectations when it comes to getting something out of her, using her to gain something, etc.

(yes, including canon characters w/ no characterization in the canon)

PRIDE - Cato Breccia

Pride comes easy for Cato even though he knows nothing really came easy to him in the first place. And that's probably why. To a fault, Cato knows he's earned and deserves the good and the bad out of life. Nothing can take what he has away from him. He knows he's a legend, he knows he's a god, but, unlike his Mentor Brutus, he isn't comparing himself to others while being his best self.

ENVY - Brutus Folley

This man is a very proud creature, yes, but it stems from a place of wild insecurities. His life revolves around comparisons and one-upping others. Every good thing, even for his 'girls' (his Victors) or his only boy Victor is overshadowed by his need to be the best. Every accomplishment of his own, even, could've been better. He is never satisfied internally so, of course, never happy externally either.

WRATH - Rhubae Gallrock

Most of it may come from a place of love, defensiveness, protectiveness, etc but Rhubae is as wrathful as she can be within the convines of a trafficked Victor. Everything is a slight, a danger, or otherwise a bother. She can be nice, caring, soft, and sweet, but it is earned. That's true for most of these Victors but, holy shit, especially my girl Rhubae.

LUST - Gemaline Lamont

Even tho she's clearly got a very warped view of what sex/love are, should be, and have been in her life, the girl still loves sex. She needs a lot of looking internally to figure out that it should feel good for her first and foremost (shoutout Cato for helping her figure that out) but she is the Queen of Lust.

GLUTTONY - Plutarch Heavensbee

There isn't a single other character more gluttonous than Plutarch Heavensbee. Why? Because he gorges himself from both the side of a Capitol Loyalist and a District Rebel. He feeds off of what both provide to him with no urgency to pick a side. My interpretation of him is the absolute peak of not just self-preservation but self-indulgence at any else's expense.

GREED - Malachi Angeles

A man of material possessions famous for the way he consumes everything in excess, it's hard to decide if Malachi Angeles (Cashmere/Gloss' Capitolite father) is more glutton or greed but their presence in his identity are undeniable. I lean more towards greed bc, though selfish af, he takes more pleasure in power, wealth, material goods, (forced) physical pleasure, status than he does in the emotional enjoyment of gluttony. You name it, it's probably an addiction of his by now.

SLOTH - Hudson Poplars

Obviously being an addict crippled by drugs, grief, trauma, and hopelessness is a solid foundation for the helpless sort of sloth Hudson represents but there's more to him. Unlike Trinks Hermes who finds hope in the Rebellion's cause despite feeling trapped until the weight of Victory, however, Hudson never finds his way out of his trenches. He remains stagnant, hopeless, until his death. He does not act either selfishly or selflessly except for the one thing that turned him into a black-sheep among Victors, the Districts, and the Capitol alike. He does only the bare minimum, if nothing at all, because ignorance and inaction are easier on his mental state.

₊˚⊹ ㅤmostly THG-based questions but there are plenty of options for non-THG OCs and, obviously, you can edit as you see fit! Enjoy and please ask me about my fictional babies. PLEASE. if you don't clarify which OC/character, i will legally be required to pick a fav.

how do they see themselves ? a hero, a villain, weak, strong, caring, etc ?

did they volunteer ? as a Career, for a loved one, etc ?

are they proud of their Games ?

how did Victory change them most obviously and more discretely ?

ㅤdo they crave touch or fear it ?

when they got back to their District, how did their family see them ?

when did they feel the safest before their Games?

where do they now feel the safest ?

ㅤhow do they sleep ? curled up, sprawled, holding onto something or someone ?

what is a fear they never talk about ?

do they feel ostracised, embraced, famous, etc in their home District ?

what new fears did they develop from their arena or even afterwards ?

how do they handle the Games season each year ?

do they feel like they still owe someone from the arena ?

what object/token they always carry with them since their Victory ?

what's their worst coping mechanism ?

who have they never forgiven and never will ?

ㅤis there something or someone that, if lost, would break them ?

did they recieve a 'warning' from Snow ? if so, what did it look like ?

do they see their reflection the same since their arena ? how is it different now ?

ㅤwhen was the last time they cried and about what ?

do they see animals differently after any possible muttations from the arena ?

did they develop a new fear since their time in the arena ?

did they get closer or more distant from their Mentors now that they're Victors ?

ㅤdo they still believe they’re worthy of being loved ?

do they have an ally they wish won instead of them ?

ㅤwhat is their main love language ?

what does their Victor's Crown look like ?

ㅤis there a story they love sharing with others ?

what kind of nightmares or other PTSD symptoms do they get ?

ㅤwhat memory do they replay when they’re alone ?

was any of their family reaped/followed them into the arena ? to what end ?

what’s the one choice they regret making or not making ?

what’s a truth about themselves they refuse to admit ?

what kind of drunk are they ?

how do they think the Capitol vs the Districts vs the other Victors percieve them ?

what is a scar that they have but never talk about ?

ㅤdo they have a favorite lie they like to hear ?

would they ever revisit their arena post-Rebellion/after it becomes a memorial ?

do they see themselves starting a family ?

are they friendly, flirty, standoffish, or other with the other Victors ?

what is their Mentorship style and does it change over time ?

what does “home” mean to them ?

what District would they most like to visit if travel was freely granted ?