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Lucy gray: Yeah I'm really into true crime podcasts lately.
Coriolanus, trying to flirt: You know I've been the primary suspect in quite a few murder cases.
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buggiebite · 3 months
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thinking about how angelic Katniss’ voice must’ve been to enthrall a five year old.
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camojacketfag · 3 months
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you said I live in either black or white
and that you’ve never seen me satisfied
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Hear me out
Lucy Gray & the Covey busting out Cotton Eye Joe at the Hob
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zoloftsexdeath · 5 months
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Thinking about the origin songs of all the surviving covey members. I can’t speak to color theory, and I haven’t read the books, but I do know some folk songs and recognized some names. Now I don’t stick to Childes ballads strictly when listening to these songs, but I will be listing the number for reference on all the names that have a childe’s ballad corresponding, just for ease of research.
Lucy Grey Baird
Lucy Grey is her own creature and her song is plain in the books. I think the difference between the book ballad of Lucy Gray and the one in the movie (the song she herself wrote about Billy Taupe) is fascinating, as the first one is more of a story-song traditional like, and the Ballad per the movie is so. Im shoving it in my mouth and eating it. Smarter people with more context than me can write better about it though so I’ll leave it at this. I personally think Rachael Ziegler killed it though, and her voice is high and clear, would love to hear her live so I could lay in the grass and kick my feet as I listen.
Barbara Azure Baird
Barb Azure canonically came from Barbara Allen/Barb’ry Allen [CB # ]traditionally a round sung about a woman whose lover dies of wanting her, and she dies of sorrow, and their graves lie entertwined with plants of rose and briar on each respective grave to form a true lover’s knot. My favorite version comes from Joan Baez. This is the only of the covey songs I’ve ever heard before doing this research, and I love it dearly.
Tam Amber [last name unknown]
Tam Amber from Tam Lin! Also known as Tamlaine, Tamlin, or Tam Lyne [Child Ballad #39]. An epic Scottish ballad, and a lovely round. As the story went he was a mortal kidnapped by faeries and has become their unwilling servant, protecting a forest in which he finds a beautiful young woman (usually named Janet or Margaret) whom he confronts for plucking roses. They doink about it, she gets pregnant, her father asks who got her with child, and she rushes back to Tam Lin and begs him to either get rid of the child he begot or marry hee, which in his current state he cannot do. He then devises a plan for Janet/Margaret to performs several tasks that will allow him to return to the land of the mortals, angering the faery queen but assuaging her enough that she makes good on her promise and reluctantly frees Tam Lin to marry his now beloved Janet and legitimize their child. Perhaps not the most traditional version, the one by Anaïs Mitchell and Jefferson Hamer makes me think yes, I can see Tam Amber’s parents falling in love to this song, singing it to him and the other covey children to put them to sleep.
Clerk Carmine Clade
From the ballad Clerk Colven [Child Ballad #42] about a real piece of work who tries to run off on his wife and sleep with a mermaid. The mermaid knows this though, and curses him to suffer a horrific headache until I think his head actually explodes. I don’t think it necessarily has any bearing on Clerk Carmine’s actual personality, but the combination of this song with the color carmine (a brilliant red extracted from the cochinil bug) leads me to believe he was either conceived, born, or his parents married while traveling in district 5. I can see this one being a favorite in district, where they know the danger of baiting the sea and possibly the danger of being a jackass to your wife as well. The location of D5 down in the southwest also leads me to believe it was one of the few places the Covey could have encountered the color as well, as often red 40 or other synthetics are used in mass production of vibrant reds and the use of cochinil based carmine would likely be a very “district” thing, used by native residents for painting or decoration of small items. It’s a strong name, and dangerous when it comes to taking a stand against what the capital represents. I’m surprised he was able to keep it. I reccomend this cover, dunno the singer really but the accent is heavy and his voice is true. I would listen with lyrics alongside though.
Maude Ivory Baird
The book tells us that Maude comes from the poem “Maude Clare” by Christina Rosetti, and Ivory from piano keys. I also like to think that she was partially named after Maud Karpeles, a British folk song collector who helped write down a lot of folk music.
Billy Taupe Clade
Likely from Billy Boy, ironic and fitting for its being about a man after a wife who can feed and care for him despite her being “too young to leave her mother” something Lucy Gray says about him wanting in the books (and seemingly not wanting much more). I don’t care much for this song (sorry), but this is an alright cover.
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sugak00kie03 · 1 year
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Okay now that xo, kitty came out bring in the fanfics
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cottagecori · 1 year
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love is all-consuming. @orpheuslament // stigmata: escaping texts - hélène cixous // you can eat me - covey
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very-uncorrect · 11 months
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Very handsome lad
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clover-blossom · 5 months
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somewhat-very-insane · 2 months
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twin sized mattress — the front bottoms // bugbear — chloe moriondo // deserve me — bug hunter // prologue — chase petra // deserve me — bug hunter // 1991 — covey // introducing jonah to the whale — everybody’s worried about owen // deserve me — bug hunter // nunemaker’s parable — everybody’s worried about owen // outliers and overreactions (the song with one name) — jayden wark
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barbazurebairdtrue · 2 months
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Do u ever think of taking some… “me time”?
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imma say nah, prolly not ☺️
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Anyways my babies ☺️
Clerk Carmine needs to stay still for more pictures…
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queenie-blackthorn · 6 months
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i hope its not just me who thinks that katniss is descended from maude ivory cause that would be embarassing
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buggiebite · 5 months
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A Covey Katniss
I think everyone sat in the theater for The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes wondering if Katniss was a descendant of the Covey. So I drew it.
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Just imagining: if the music, partying, etc, was not banned. If Katniss’ father taught her more songs and even an instrument, if she sang out of remembrance and not loss, how different she could’ve been.
For my little AU head cannon: it is almost as if she lives a double life. Katniss is still Katniss. Closed off, dutiful, independent, but as soon as she gets that rhythm in her she gets loose. Sneaking out at night to play and get that weight off her shoulders.
Now I want to write a one shot.
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av-al-de · 4 months
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Realmente me gustaría creer que mi vida ha tenido sentido
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laylalgbtqheadcanons · 11 months
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Kitty Song Covey from XO, Kitty is bisexual! (Canon)
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