Not flippant, Jilli, I suspect you're right. It has to be a deliberate combination of pitch and frequency, or something. I can hear it in my head right now. Somebody give me a silly earworm, quick.

It's a small world after all.

that's the nuclear option though.

Apparently a problem with the just-yanked GI Joe movie is that people want more Channing Tatum, and he dies in the first act. What kind of a world are we living in? Goddamn it.

I have to admit, that really made me laugh, ita.

It's really sad!

I have a question about Finnick again. The text describes him as having bronze-coloured hair. What does that conjure up for you?

(Weirdly, people were quoting my transcripts of his description back to me as if it supported their contention that he's described as tanned. If he is, it's in the back half of book 3, because I CAN DO FULL TEXT SEARCHING ON THE E-BOOK. Even though the ball isn't in my court--they should be defending their assertion--I did verify that the word "tan" does not occur in Catching Fire. But their impression of what the words mean is so different from mine, for those who actually went back to the text. It's remarkable how few people thinks that's important when discussing canon.)

I would say that's medium-brown and reddish.

bronze-coloured hair

Bronze to me says dark blonde.

yeah, or a dark auburn.

Yeah, I'm with Jessica. This: [link] is how I see bronze, and it's pretty close to an ash blond [link] for me.

I pictured him as red-headed, but now I think that is not bronze!