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He is welded into the submarine. He dies. He is welded into the submarine. He dies again. He is welded into the submarine, and he dies, and he is being welded into the submarine, gasping as if his lungs were rotting and drowned in blood.
Simon isn't sure if God is real; Hell certainly is.
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11 Feb 2026
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10 Feb 2026
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The convict- Simon. His name was Simon, and some part of Ava hated that she knew it now because The Convict was a criminal, a murderer - a butcher, some said.
But Simon - Simon - was a person, who had parents and had a childhood, and had a voice that shook and quivered and broke as it yelled at her through a shitty microphone - "You sent me to die down here, and you don't even know my name?" - and Simon was clever, and Simon's amalgamated ship of spare metal had somehow moved off their plotted map, and yet he had found the coordinates for the lost SM-8 and had begged her to set him free for it's data.
Simon - the one responsible for the destruction of the Filament Station, the one who's life was in her hands - was an enigma of data versus emotion in her brain.
Simon wasn't talking.
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What if Ava got to Simon before the beast found them, and got them both (relatively) safely to the surface.
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10 Feb 2026
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He focuses on her voice over the pain and rapidly dwindling oxygen. It sounds like she’s walking as she speaks—he can hear her footsteps. She says he’s earned his freedom. More than that, he’s a hero. She tells him it’s a good day: for humanity, for him. He wants to believe her.
The footsteps stop. A moment of silence, and then—“Why isn’t he out yet?”
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Simon gets the data. True her word, Ava pulls him out. It’s not necessarily over after that.
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06 Feb 2026
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Haymitch never wanted to be needed.
Over the years, he has learned to stop wanting anything. But when Asterid Everdeen refuses to sign the guardianship papers that will save her remaining daughter, he steps up.
Katniss certainly doesn't want him, but that doesn't mean she doesn't need him.
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13 Jan 2026