Young Girl Quotes in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)

Young Girl: One day, I'm gonna volunteer, just like you did.

Young Girl: And then Mommy kissed Daddy, and the angel told the stork, and the stork flew down from heaven, and left a diamond under a leaf in the cabbage patch, and the diamond turned into a baby!

Pugsley: Our parents are having a baby, too.

Wednesday: They had sex.

Nurse: One minute more, Mrs. Miller and you can breathe again.

Young girl: [barging in] Oh, I'm sorry. I'm looking for grandma.

[she wanders into the next room]

Young girl: Grandma isn't in there...

First Mudbath Woman: Well, she isn't in here... Oh! This tub has worms in it! I know it has worms! I can feel them!

Girl in a bath: They're probably more afraid of you than you are of them.

Young girl: Well, what's the matter with a little worm? Why, at Harvard and Yale they eat them...

Young Girl: I understand you studied philosophy at school.

Sandy Bates: Uh, no, that's not true. I-I-I did take - I took one course in existential philosophy at, uh, at New York University, and on, uh, on the final... they gave me ten questions, and, uh, I couldn't answer a single one of 'em. You know? I left 'em all blank... I got a hundred.

Young Girl: I know what a faggot is. That it what my dad calls someone who cuts him off in traffic.

Young Girl: I'd rather live with the guilt than with my parents.

Young Girl: Excuse me, I'd like to sell you this book.

Dahlia: Okay.

[reading the title]

Dahlia: Consciousness Without an Object. Wow! Sixth grade is different than I remember. Why do you want get rid of it?

Young Girl: I just found... I found...

[fishes out a crumpled note]

Young Girl: I find the idea that you can use a conscious object to consider non-objective consciousness absurd. This book is poison to me.

Young Girl: I have waited for a long time. What joy to have our children murdered!

[last lines]

Young Girl: [to Zeca] Play a song for me, please. Come on.

The Philosopher: You see, in the end, our truest opinions are not the ones we have never changed...

Young Girl: ...but those to which we have most often returned.