Which isn't to say that it was terrible, it wasn't. Movie!Haymitch was just not how I pictured book!Haymitch and for me that created a huge disconnect. But, movie!Haymitch also brought to light so Effie/Haymitch feelings I've been having, too, which is not totally unwelcome. So, yeah. Not terrible.
Yeah, I'm in this weird place where I feel like the Haymitch on screen isn't a character I feel confident enough to write but at the same time I am curious about Effie/Haymitch.
My current & forever OTP - Sophie/Nate from Leverage are a good example of what a relationship should be. The writers did an excellent job of breaking down these characters and deconstructing the relationship they had so they could make certain choices and move towards being the people that could sustain a relationship together. They had to better themselves and choose themselves time and time again to get to that point, and it was just really lovely to watch play out. You don't see a lot of that on TV anymore which is quite sad.
You know what's funny? I have the complete opposite feelings about Nathan and Sophie. Just goes to show how different ships and dynamics read differently depending on your pov.
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Yeah, I'm in this weird place where I feel like the Haymitch on screen isn't a character I feel confident enough to write but at the same time I am curious about Effie/Haymitch.
My current & forever OTP - Sophie/Nate from Leverage are a good example of what a relationship should be. The writers did an excellent job of breaking down these characters and deconstructing the relationship they had so they could make certain choices and move towards being the people that could sustain a relationship together. They had to better themselves and choose themselves time and time again to get to that point, and it was just really lovely to watch play out. You don't see a lot of that on TV anymore which is quite sad.
You know what's funny? I have the complete opposite feelings about Nathan and Sophie. Just goes to show how different ships and dynamics read differently depending on your pov.