Natural Goodness, Privilege, & Control (HG: Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes)

In this video, we recap the book The Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. Throughout the recap, we discuss the cognitive dissonance and rationalization of Coriolanus and his decisions, the ins and outs of privilege through Coriolanus and Sedans, and Lucy Gray's natural goodness theory (in relation to nature vs nurture). I hope you enjoyed the video essay!!
thank you for watching,
Isaiah
Classroom Analogy article
About Privilege: www.bustle.com/articles/51032-this-analogy-for-privilege-is-one-way-to-start-addressing-injustices-like-michael-browns
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Hey, I know it's been like two months but I have just found your video because of my endless scrolling trough BOSAS videos and essays, because I'm currently obsessed with the messages in that book and with the story in general, and only you have managed to encapsulate my thoughts so well! Thank you for this video and I completely agree with everything said. Your points and your speech is great and I'm Looking forward to more videos, you're doing great :)

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The jabberjay project failed because the district rebels figured out how the jabberjays worked, and they started feeding the birds false information for the Capitol.

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