Quotes About Forgiveness

It didn't occur to me until the next morning that the boy might have burned the bread on purpose. Might have dropped the loaves into the flames, knowing it meant being punished, and then delivered them to me. But I dismissed this. It must have been an accident. Why would he have done it? He didn't even know me. Still, just throwing me the bread was an enormous kindness that would have surely resulted in a beating if discovered. I couldn't explain his actions.

I want to interrupt the taping and beg Finnick's forgiveness for every false thought I've ever had about him.

Yo también —reconozco, aunque no sé qué decirle sobre las consecuencias de matar a una persona, sobre cómo esa persona sigue dentro de ti para siempre.

And I know I'm not alone. As badly as I have hurt him,

The berries. I realize the answer to who I am lies in that handful of poisonous fruit. If I held them out to save Peeta because I knew I would be shunned if I came back without him, then I am despicable. If I held them out because I loved him, I am still self-centered, although forgivable. But if I held them out to defy the Capitol, I am someone of worth. The trouble is, I don't know exactly what was going on inside me at that moment.

I'm sorry. About screaming at you yesterday." "I've heard worse," she says. "You've seen how people are, when someone they love is in pain.

somos los trágicos amantes del Distrito 12, los que han sufrido tanto y han disfrutado tan poco de la recompensa de su victoria, los que no buscan el favor de los admiradores, ni los agasajan con sonrisas, ni aceptan sus besos. No perdonamos. Y me encanta. Por fin soy yo misma.

I had to forgive Finnick for his role in the conspiracy that landed me here. He, at least, has some idea of what I'm going through. And it takes too much energy to stay angry with someone who cries so much.

Perhaps the people of District Twelve are not quite so bad as you paint them.

So what do you remember?" "You. In the rain," he says softly. "Digging in our trash bins. Burning the bread. My mother hitting me. Taking the bread out for the pig but then giving it to you instead.

You think I'm heartless." "I know you're not. But I won't tell you it's okay," I say.

it means that I will never stop owing Finnick Odair. Ever. So how can I kill him in his sleep?

You're alive," I whisper, pressing my palms against my cheeks, feeling the smile that's so wide it must look like a grimace. Peeta's alive. And a traitor. But at the moment, I don't care. Not what he says, or who he says it for, only that he is still capable of speech.

It is both a time for repentance and a time for thanks,

And it takes too much energy to stay angry with someone who cries so much.

So you'll forget her and move on." I suppose I will. As soon as I forget how to breathe.

Yes. THANK YOU. And say hello to Judas Iscariot.

Well, I think you should leave the past in the past. Things happened during the war that might not have happened any other time. You won't be doing anyone any favours digging up a load of trouble after all this time

There are disagreements and conflicts in the relationship, but each individual cares enough about the other to make up and forgive. (Dogs forgive us far easier than we forgive them.) Parents

I knew there was a good man inside somewhere. I'd known him, and I'd loved him. I believed he loved me, too, but I brought out the worst in him. I

He said that some things are better left in the past. And true things are destined to repeat themselves.

Shame is the best teacher.

But I can't rewrite history. I can love only with what's left.

We all have guilt. It just can't be all that we have.