Quote by Suzanne Collins

Fire is catching and if we burn then you burn with us.

Fire is catching and if we burn then you burn with us.

Summary

This quote, famously spoken by Katniss Everdeen in Suzanne Collins' novel "Mockingjay," reflects the fierce determination and unity against oppression. It signifies that the fire of resistance and rebellion is not confined to one person alone but has the power to spread among others. By saying "if we burn then you burn with us," it conveys a warning to those who perpetuate injustice that their actions will have consequences and ignite a collective response. This quote portrays the idea that individuals will unite to fight for what is right and seek justice, no matter the cost.

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Leadership Management Inspirational

By Suzanne Collins

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