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Coriolanus is assigned District 12's female tribute, Lucy Gray Baird. During the reaping ceremony, she engages the Capitol audience by slipping a snake down the dress of Mayor Lipp's daughter, Mayfair, then defiantly sings to the crowd. Coriolanus earns Lucy Gray's trust while accompanying her to the Capitol Zoo, where tributes are publicly ...
Lucy Gray's Dress. Lucy Gray Baird's rainbow tulle reaping day dress had more significance than just being eye catching. It turns out that the flowers on the dress's bodice are actually Katniss ...
In the book: Lucy Gray and Coriolanus are both present when the man who they say murdered three, infamously, is hanged. She then writes the iconic song, including his story. She then writes the ...
Tom Blyth and Rachel Zegler star as Coriolanus Snow and Lucy Gray Baird, while the movie also features scene-stealing supporting performances from Viola Davis as the sinister Dr. Volumnia Gaul ...
Snow is assigned the District 12 female tribute, Lucy Gray Baird, a member of the Covey, a nomadic music band. District 12, the poorest district, has never produced a victor. However, during the reaping, she sparks the Capitol's attention by defiantly singing and slipping a snake into the dress of Mayfair Lipp, the daughter of District 12's mayor.
He is killed by Lucy Gray Baird with a snake mutation, finishing 3rd overall before Lucy Gray and Reaper. In the movie he joined the District 4 alliance with Tanner and was killed when he inhaled rat poison Lucy Gray dropped on him. His assigned mentor is Vipsania Sickle. Lamina is the District 7 female tribute in the 10th Hunger Games. She ...
Before Lucy Gray disappears, she says she's going to collect katniss — a clear reference to the "Hunger Games" books set 60 years in the future, which follow the rise of Katniss Everdeen as she ...
Zanobard Reviews wrote "James Newton Howard’s Ballad Of Songbirds & Snakes score reprises those classic Hunger Games motifs you know and love and… that’s about it really. Save one or two thunderous moments and a half-decent though sadly underutilised theme for Lucy Gray Baird, there just isn’t much else to remark about."