Crew

“My last sensations are of the slippery coils of my intestines in one hand, the songbird pressing against my skin, and the earth quaking beneath me. I die happy.”
― Suzanne Collins, Sunrise on the Reaping

“It’s from Snow, this milky death. The fate I have been trying to defy ever since I saw that perverse birthday cake on the train has come home to roost like the raven in the poem, forever perched above my chamber door. I am completely in Snow’s power and his to manipulate. His puppet. His pawn. His plaything. It is his poster I am painting. His propaganda. I am trapped into doing his bidding in the Hunger Games, the best propaganda the Capitol has.”
― Suzanne Collins, Sunrise on the Reaping

“I wasn’t a bad mother, you have to know that, but I may have done some hurtful things to my only child because I had to protect her.”
― Toni Morrison, Sweetness

“With that skin, there was no point in being tough or sassy, even when you were right.”
― Toni Morrison, Sweetness