Book: The hunger games

I think there is some truth to what Pete said about us destroying ourselves and allowing other creatures to take our place. Because something wrong is clearly happening to those creatures who sacrifice the lives of children.

I don't feel any solidarity with these monsters who call themselves people, despite the fact that I am one of them.

To be honest, our ancestors have nothing to brag about. I mean, look at the state they left us in - with wars and a destroyed planet. Obviously, they did not care what would happen to the people living after them.

“Because you deserve it,” he replies.

Since I have ceased to be useful to them, I am irretrievably lost. Besides, I think a lot of water has flown under the bridge since the time when I was considered a child in this war.

Nothing special, just a place where I was truly happy.

Yeah, I don't smile to everyone you meet, but there are people who are dear to me and whom I love.

A kind peeta mellark is far more dangerous to me than evil. Good people strive to penetrate you in the heart. I don't want that to happen.

I have already selected the future! I will not give them of his past!

All feelings are exacerbated to the limit and subordinated to one problem - to survive. No time to think. Heard a whistle - and you act or you die.

There's nothing like a joke. Otherwise you can go crazy with fear.

- Don't let them die from hunger! - I shouted, clinging to his arm.
Do not give! You know! Katniss, remember I...

What a luxury, to be alone!

You came to finish me off, sweetheart?