The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes: Snow Lands On Top

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Coriolanus returns home to fame and fortune after reveling the plot occurring in District 12. His grandmother and cousin both say that he reminds them of his father...a trait that his cousin Tigris does not like. Coriolanus enters the classroom to confront Highbottom about the death of Sejanus. Highbottom reveals to Coriolanus the true origin of the hunger games. That it was a drunken idea that his father took and ran with. However Highbottom did his best to stop the games, but Coriolanus proved the games do have a point. Coriolanus reminds Highbottom that, snow always lands on top before leaving the room. After walking outside he stares at a statue representing justice. An older Coriolanus says that "It is the thing we love most that destroys us."