Katniss And Peeta From Hunger Games

Sebastian did not learn the lesson🥲

i didn't say it was good, i said it has bewitched me body and soul

“I exist. It is soft, so soft, so slow. And light: it seems as though it suspends in the air. It moves.” — Jean-Paul Sartre

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The speed at which Pili 2 went from wanting nothing to do with Pangi to obsessing over him is so fascinating. It wasn’t just a shift — it was a steep fall. At first, he kept his distance, rightfully accusing Pangi of seeing him as a stand-in for his dead friend. And unlike Pili 1, whose methods often leaned on violence, Pili 2 claimed to be a pacifist. He didn’t care about material things or even his own lives — because all he wanted was to go home.

But words and actions don’t always line up. When Pangi killed Pili 2 something cracked. And from that crack, an obsession poured out. Suddenly, Pili 2 was everywhere — stalking Pangi, filling his house with signs, stealing armor meant for Jonnaay. The man who once claimed not to care now cared so much it was suffocating.

What makes it so unsettling is how deliberate it all is. Pili 2 has openly admitted that he’s doing this just to see how long it takes for Pangi to break. And because he’s a "pacifist," his weapons aren’t swords — they’re manipulation and mind games. He’s not interested in hurting Pangi’s body. He’s here to chip away at his sanity, one push at a time. And the worst part? He knows exactly what he’s doing — and he’s enjoying it.

Maybe that’s what makes Pili 2 so dangerous — his indifference to everything but this obsession. And when you no longer fear your own ruin, it’s easy to start setting fires just to watch someone else burn.

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Every single frame of this show could be put in a museum