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- There shouln't be anyone around
- It could be soldiers watching who passes.
- I want to live.
- I am not a deserter
- You're a deserter
- I was accused of being a deserter.
- I was accused of robbing.
- If we keep walking, we're dead. If we go to the house and the Germans are there, we're dead. But if it's not germans so let's say they're Russians, he said. That means the germans let them stay there, which means they're working with the Germans, which means they're the enemy.
- He's suffering
- Why does the dog have that on his back
- Kolya's mouth was already open and I knew violence was on the way: the soldier did not look like a bluffer and Kolya, clearly, was incapable of heeding a simple threat.
- We need to find eggs
- Do you think they have eggs here?
- They had locked me in death's waiting room. As siege-hardened as I believed I was before my arrest, the truth was that I had no more courage in January than I had in June contrary to popular belief, the experience of terror does not make you brave.
- Give me your knife, said Kolya. Be careful. Give it to me. I pulled the German dagger from its sheath and handed it to him. The sheepgod kept tying to drag his gutted self towards the woods, but he was losing strength in his front leg.
- No one in the Haymarket had seen any since September. A few people had theories on where they could be found: high ranking army officershad them flown in from moscow; farmers outside the city gave them to the Germans, along with butter and fresh milk, in exchange for their lives; an old man who lived near the Narva Gate kept chickens in a rooftop coop.
- That night the soup tasted like June, like the dinners were remembered from before the siege. An admirer of Sonya's a pilot in the VVS, had given her an unspoiled potato. 
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