Plutarch Heavensbee

I am very interested in the character of Plutarch Heavensbee and I keep wondering when did he join the rebels and why, his interactions with Snow and the Capitol while he was still a spy, and the way he viewed those around him. Unfortunetly, there is few written material on this topic, so I would like to hear your personal headcanons. The "Plutarch Heavensbee!!" scene was iconic. Slowly seeing Snow realise he had been played with the entire movie and beforehand. This scene would never work out so well hadn't we constantly watched both of them seemingly plot against Katniss. Plutarch not only got Snow, he was brilliant enough to fool him, which was not easy, as Snow was incredibly wily. Awhile back, I read a fan observation that Plutarch was loyal to democracy, and to some extent Katniss. It made so much sense that this is the framework I view his actions in. He supported Coin when it seemed she would be a better ...

Plutarch not only got Snow, he was brilliant enough to fool him, which was not easy, as Snow was incredibly wily. Awhile back, I read a fan observation that Plutarch was loyal to democracy, and to some extent Katniss. It made so much sense that this is the framework I view his actions in. He supported Coin when it seemed she would be a better ... In the books, Katniss narrates that she thinks that Snow intentionally changed the envelope to drawing the victors, as it was so timely. If you consider that scene from the movie canon, then in fact it was Plutarch that switched them (possibly still it’s Snow’s knowledge). To my knowledge, there aren’t any rumors based in fact about what ... Plutarch Heavensbee has been, for several years, part of an undercover group aiming to overthrow the Capitol. for several years, part of an undercover group. Which means Katniss and Peeta weren't the direct influence for overthrowing Snow, just the triggering catalyst. In Mockingjay, Plutarch isn't phased or shocked at all during Finnick's ... Like Plutarch quoting Heraclitus explains, our Plutarch can obviously see beyond the facade of the Capitol and has saved himself the naïvety of a child, not accepting Snow's sardonic cynicism about how the world works. This is aided by another fact that helps Plutarch Heavensbee being such a great propagandist and manipulator in the first ... That alone tells you that Plutarch isn't willing to completely let go of the haves-and-have-nots dynamic of Panem. He benefits too much from it. And of course, we have to remember that Snow believes Plutarch helped orchestra the double-bombing that killed Prim. I sincerely doubt that Plutarch realized Prim would be there (THAT arrangement has ...

Plutarch Heavensbee has been, for several years, part of an undercover group aiming to overthrow the Capitol. for several years, part of an undercover group. Which means Katniss and Peeta weren't the direct influence for overthrowing Snow, just the triggering catalyst. In Mockingjay, Plutarch isn't phased or shocked at all during Finnick's ... Like Plutarch quoting Heraclitus explains, our Plutarch can obviously see beyond the facade of the Capitol and has saved himself the naïvety of a child, not accepting Snow's sardonic cynicism about how the world works. This is aided by another fact that helps Plutarch Heavensbee being such a great propagandist and manipulator in the first ... That alone tells you that Plutarch isn't willing to completely let go of the haves-and-have-nots dynamic of Panem. He benefits too much from it. And of course, we have to remember that Snow believes Plutarch helped orchestra the double-bombing that killed Prim. I sincerely doubt that Plutarch realized Prim would be there (THAT arrangement has ... Plutarch Heavensbee Motivations After reading Mockingjay, the character of Plutarch particularly interested me tbh He was definitely on the morally right side and seemed to care about that, but it seemed like from time to time Collins would slip in indications that he was power-hungry in some ways.