The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes

by

Suzanne Collins

Pollo and Didi Ring Character Analysis

Pollo and Didi are twin classmates of Coriolanus’s; they’re assigned the tributes from District 6. Coriolanus enjoys the twins, as they’re bright, polite, and aren’t afraid to dress alike and broadcast that they’re twins. However, the twins and their tributes die when rebel bombs explode while the mentors and tributes are touring the Games arena. Since Coriolanus is in the hospital during their funeral, his hologram sings Panem’s anthem during the proceedings.
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Pollo and Didi Ring Character Timeline in The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes

The timeline below shows where the character Pollo and Didi Ring appears in The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Chapter 6
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...then takes a cup of soup to the zoo for Lucy Gray. His twin classmates Didi and Pollo Ring let Coriolanus have his flat rock. Lucy Gray joins Coriolanus immediately and says the tributes... (full context)
Chapter 10
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...way to tell how the bombs were triggered. The District Six tributes died, as did Pollo and Didi Ring . Two of Coriolanus’s classmates are in the hospital in critical condition. Coriolanus asks about... (full context)