Quote by Suzanne Collins

“I joined him in stabbing the snow. Have you ever stabbed the snow to make sense of things? It is not something I recommend.”

— Affinity Konar

“Why do you think he said it?” “He might have been tortured. Or persuaded. My guess is he made some kind of deal to…

— Suzanne Collins

“Just once you might try to give me an answer that would please me, Lord Snow.”

— George R.R. Martin

“Don't do that," he says. "Don't ask me questions you already know the answers to. Twice I've laid myself bare to you and all…

— Tahereh Mafi

“What do you want from me, Snow?" "Nothing," he says. And he means it, the actual bastard.”

— Rainbow Rowell

“What's a colder word for freezing?" Jackson asks, bundled from head to toe in my dad's coat, hat gloves, and the scarf I forced…

— Adam Silvera

“I WILL KILL SNOW.”

— Suzanne Collins

“Alas! he is cold, he cannot answer me.”

— Mary Shelley

“Not well. I know at any moment Snow could kill him. Especially since he warned Thirteen about the bombing. It’s a terrible thing to…

— Suzanne Collins

“I KILL SNOW. If he’s captured, I want the privilege.”

— Suzanne Collins

“I realized that suspects under torture were being asked things they couldn’t possibly know about and giving answers they thought their torturers wanted to…

— Mosab Hassan Yousef

“They'd tried, him and Snow. They'd tried and they'd failed, and that felt so much better than not having tried at all.”

— Stephen Deas