The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (The Hunger Games, #0)
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moment there was just her smile, the musical cadence of her voice, and the hint of flirtation.
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Any thoughts on what we should do with our endless war?”
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“We control it,”
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The ability to control things. Yes, that was what he’d loved best of all.
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Coriolanus reached into his pocket, extended his hand, and fanned out his fingers. On his palm, gleaming in the last rays of the sun, sat his mother’s silver compact.
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Used? Coriolanus had not thought of being a mentor as anything but an honor. A way to serve the Capitol and perhaps gain a little glory. But she had a point. If the cause wasn’t honorable, how could it be an honor to participate in it? He felt confused, then manipulated, then undefended. As if he were more a tribute than a mentor.
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“He’ll be all right. It takes a lot to kill a Snow.”
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Who are human beings? Because who we are determines the type of governing we need.