We could do it, you know."" What?"" Leave the district. Run off. Live in the woods. You and I, we could make it.

Suzanne Collins
We could do it, you know.
We could do it, you know.
We could do it, you know.
We could do it, you know.
About This Quote

We could do it, you know". This quote is a very powerful one. It brings to mind the idea that sometimes we need to break free from our comfort zones and get back to the great things. The great things like our dreams and goals.

Those who live in the city or in a suburb may think that they are stuck and that they will never be free. However, this quote reminds them of the power and choice they have and the potential for greatness they hold inside.

Source: The Hunger Games

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