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#98 The bouquet Katniss carried at her wedding contained many flowers; evening primroses for her sister, rue flowers from the field for her long lost ally, daisies for the lullaby her father had once sung, and dandelions that meant hope. The hope that only Peeta had really been able to show her no matter how dark things seemed.
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The story of Doctor Who is always the story of the companion, it’s always their story. It was Rose Tyler’s story, it’s Amy Pond’s story – the story of the time they knew the Doctor and how that began; how it developed and how it ended. It is their story. The Doctor’s the hero, but they’re the main character. - Steven Moffat (via)
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#207 Katniss’s daughter once found a huge box of old clothes buried away in the attic. She dressed up in a pretty blouse and skirt and went downstairs to show her mother, twirling for her and asking: “Do I look pretty?”. Katniss smiled and replied: “Beautiful” and then added, holding back tears: “but let’s tuck in that tail, little duck”.
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the 10 Official princesses by year.
Wait you guys forgot Kuzco (2000)
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