
 Overdue
 Overdue Ep 433 - The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (The Hunger Games #0), by Suzanne Collins (Bonus Episode)
 Sep 4, 2020 
 Dive into the origins of Coriolanus Snow, exploring his early life and the societal decay around him. Discover the evolution of the Hunger Games from mundane to interactive while unpacking ambition and class disparity. Unravel the symbolism of snakes and the complexities of Lucy Gray's character. The hosts analyze the emotional depths of high-stakes conflicts, touching on themes like betrayal and moral dilemmas. Plus, they reflect on power dynamics and the narrative structure, revealing mixed reactions to this intriguing prequel. 
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 Intro 
 00:00 • 2min 
 Exploring Coriolanus Snow's Origins 
 02:14 • 12min 
 The Evolution of the Hunger Games 
 14:35 • 13min 
 Behind the Scenes of the Hunger Games 
 27:20 • 2min 
 Exploring Character Names and Their Historical Roots 
 29:14 • 3min 
 Ambition and Leadership in 'The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes' 
 32:21 • 9min 
 Snakes and Stereotypes: Lucy Gray Unveiled 
 40:52 • 4min 
 Exploring the Emotional Depths of The Hunger Games 
 44:44 • 19min 
 Secrets and Shadows 
 01:04:00 • 5min 
 Reflections on Power and Narrative in the Hunger Games 
 01:09:03 • 12min 
 Reflections on Sequels and Audiobook Adventures 
 01:21:23 • 4min 



