What if Lucy Gray were related to a character inserted in the main Hunger Games saga that appeared in Mockingjay? This bizarre theory has intrigued fans of The Hunger Games, The Ballad of the Nightingale and the Snake.
Pending The Hunger Games: The Ballad of the Nightingale and the Serpentfans spotted a new theory that could link Lucy Gray Baird character introduced in the main saga, namely in the chapter “Mockingjay”. Playing the female lead in the Hunger Games prequel is Rachel Zeglerwhose name is familiar to fans of the big screen: he made his debut in West Side Storyappeared in Shazam! Fury of the gods and busy with live performances snow White. However, in November, the turn of Lucy Gray Bird will come to the cinema, a character who will have a strong influence on the young Coriolanus Snow and change his life forever. But what theory links Lucy Gray to the Mockingjay?
The Hunger Games is a ballad about a nightingale and a snake, with a theory linking Lucy Gray to a character from Mockingjay.
Both the prequel and the main saga are taken from the novels of the same name. Suzanne Collins. In The Ballad of the Nightingale and the Serpent, which takes place about 60 years earlier than the saga of Jennifer LawrenceThe plot tells about the barely eighteen-year-old Coriolanus Snow, who tests himself in the Hunger Games, becoming a mentor tribute from District 12, like Lucy Gray Baird. Warning: to better explain the fan theory, we’ll definitely have to look at what happened in the book, including the ending, so you might run into some unwanted advances (even if we don’t know how true the movie is). to the novel). Thanks to Coriolanus and his fraud, Lucy Gray wins the 10th Hunger Games, but as punishment she is sent back to her neighborhood and Coriolanus follows her, becoming the Peacekeeper. Far from his reality, he is trying to understand the world of Lucy Gray and the facets of love, while not completely abandoning the surname and the idea of power. Towards the end of the novel, Snow becomes paranoid and believes that Lucy Gray does not want to run away together, but to kill him in the woods. So he adapts and tries to do it first. We don’t know if he will succeed because the story doesn’t say so. We don’t know what will happen to Lucy Gray after this bitter ending, whether Snow actually hit her with shotgun blasts or if she fled to a new life. Fan theory points to the second option.
Indeed, some are convinced that Lucy Gray arrived in District 13 and a few years later they had a daughter. This daughter later became president. Song of the uprisingDistrict 13 President: Remember Alma CoinIn execution Julianne Moore? According to this theory, it is possible that the woman in question is the daughter of Lucy Grey. Why, then, was the latter not involved in the main saga? Coin explains that some time ago District 13 was brought to its knees by a smallpox epidemic. Lucy Gray could have been among the victims, and that would justify her absence. What’s more, Coyne’s motivation, which turns her into a new villain, can also be justified by a desire for revenge. Alma Coin wanted Snow dead by ripping the power out of his hands. Maybe to avenge your mother and how she was treated?