TOMMOROW WILL BE YOUR LUCKIEST DAY.
TOMMOROW WILL BE YOUR LUCKIEST DAY.
TOMMOROW WILL BE YOUR LUCKIEST DAY.
TOMMOROW WILL BE YOUR LUCKIEST DAY.
TOMMOROW WILL BE YOUR LUCKIEST DAY.
TOMMOROW WILL BE YOUR LUCKIEST DAY.
TOMMOROW WILL BE YOUR LUCKIEST DAY.
Lucy Gray Baird actually winning the 10th Hunger Games isn’t a plot hole. The Capitol made sure almost nobody remembered her. Dr. Gaul had the recordings of those Games erased, and Lucy herself mysteriously disappeared after escaping Coriolanus Snow. What’s even crazier is that Suzanne Collins had already planted the existence of a fourth District 12 victor in the very first Hunger Games book, long before Lucy Gray’s story was published. Katniss knew there had been another victor, but knew virtually nothing about her. Lucy Gray didn’t just disappear from Snow’s life. She practically disappeared from Panem’s history. And here's the beautiful connection: Lucy Gray's song, The Hanging Tree, survives long after her disappearance. Katniss eventually sings it, unknowingly carrying Lucy Gray's legacy into the rebellion against the very man who tried to erase her. #HungerGames