Prompt Attack Examples

I really think I stand a chance of doing it now. Winning. It’s not just having the arrows or outsmarting the Careers a few times, although those things help. Something happened when I was holding

My stomach is in no way satisfied. “Tomorrow’s a hunting day,” I say. “I won’t be much help with that,”

Still final good-byes must be said here.

Well, well, well.

They’re nightlock. You’ll be dead before they reach your stomach.” Just then, the cannon fires. I whip around, expecting

And while I was talking, the idea of actually losing

It’s bad though. They’ll throw us into the arena no matter what condition we’re in. “I know we promised

Especially the Careers. They, at least, can be made to pay for

See, they’d have to reveal what happened in the Training Center for it to have any worthwhile effect on the population. People would need to know what you did. But they can’t since it’s secret, so it’d be a waste of effort,” says

I’ve never felt lonelier since the Games began. Just accept it will be a bad night, I tell myself. I try not to, but I can’t help thinking of my mother and

This day belongs to

Once were in the arena, there’s detailed coverage of the bloodbath and then the filmmakers basically alternate between shots of tributes dying and shots of us. Mostly

You knew what would happen with a guy like that. Look at the Night Stalker. He’ll never get the gas. Or it’ll take twenty years.”

He spoke again. “Any possibility your British colleague simply skipped town? Do you know for a fact that his mother died?” I thought of my Tidewater morgue supervisor, who had quit before

The door of the chapel, which faced them, had the Lessford quar-terings carved in the stone on each side and a great window above with stained glass showing

“I heard much talk of

Perhaps he was to be singled out for some kind of honor. He felt a lift of spirits as he glanced about the lofty, resounding hall with its enormous pillars that had been raised to the glory of

On the levee are a few river rats, young boys, both

“Each night ancestors walk this land. Can you feel it?” he asked. “The island has much mana because it is the birthplace of Kamehameha I. And because

You can do your own washin’, or you can leave it here at the laundry. We won’t run much past fall, I ought to tell you.