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this is more haunting than i remembered. the violence was always there, but this time, the full weight of it settled in - how the capitol turns suffering into entertainment, how rebellion is manipulated, how children are forced to kill while the world watches. it’s brutal

but that’s what makes it unforgettable - how relevant it still is. the media spectacle, the control of narratives, the way power makes people complicit, the ways people survive under oppression. it’s all too familiar.

rereading this after 13 years, and it’s just as powerful