Nicholas: Alicky, Do You Have To Look At Everything In Such A Negative Light?

Nicholas: Alicky, do you have to look at everything in such a negative light?

Alexandra: Could you possibly be referring to the harsh light of reality?

Napoleon: What is there in this world that makes living worthwhile?

Joséphine:

Joséphine: Cats. Cats are nice.

Isabella: [to Sophie] Would you like to stay for dinner?

Franz Ferdinand: Would you like to stay forever?!

Peeta having to ask Katniss - after being married and having kids for years at this point - if she loves him, because the brainwashing and trauma is so deep rooted and irreversible, keeps me up at night.

It is by far one of the most tragic stories I have ever read or heard of. You shouldn't have to fear the woman you love, the mother of your children, because the government tried to use you as a weapon against your will.

People seem to miss that point whenever they talk about the books and movies. It's never been a happy ending for any of them. Peeta brainwashed, Katniss traumatised and exiled, their kids growing up and playing on top of mass graves and Haymitch going back to being a lonely alcoholic. To name a few.

All that fighting, and for what?

Louise: Look, Steffi, you're obviously upset about Rudolf. So, we've decided to come over and help you out.

Stéphanie: I'm not upset.

Clémentine: Sis, we found you in the park throwing rocks at old couples.

Stéphanie: WHY SHOULD THEY BE HAPPY?

Nicholas: Oh, Alix, you're smiling! What at?

Alexandra: Oh, nothing. Life is misery.