

Hunger Games Mockingjay 1&2: Ongoing Trauma, Dissociation, and The Dark Triad
20 snips Mar 18, 2021
In this podcast, the hosts analyze the effects of ongoing trauma on the main characters in the Hunger Games series. They discuss dissociation and its portrayal by Peeta, as well as the concept of The Dark Triad. They explore the consequences of trauma and the resilience of the characters, and delve into topics such as vulnerability, revenge, and distorted reality. The podcast also touches on peer support in mental health agencies and the differences in portraying mutts in the books and movies. Lastly, they discuss the dark triad traits and their association with psychopathy, and share their reactions to the intense moments in the Hunger Games.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Trauma and Dissociation in the Hunger Games Mockingjay 1&2 Movies
01:45 • 18min
Trauma and Resilience in the Hunger Games
19:17 • 20min
Trauma, Loss of Humanity, and Road Safety
39:28 • 2min
Joanna's Vulnerability and Desire for Revenge
41:03 • 6min
Peer Support in Mental Health Agencies
47:20 • 24min
Exploring Trauma and Distorted Reality in PETA
01:11:25 • 9min
Examining PETA's Demeanor and the Concept of Reality Checking
01:20:38 • 4min
Comparing the Portrayal of Mutts in the Hunger Games Books and Films
01:24:30 • 4min
The Dark Triad and the Characters in the Hunger Games Mockingjay Movies
01:28:01 • 10min
The Dark Triad Traits and Their Association with Psychopathy
01:37:34 • 23min
Reactions to the Intense Moments in the Hunger Games
02:00:59 • 4min