"Indeed," Enjolras agrees, sparking with something that isn't quite enthusiasm. "For myself, I see no sense in it, even were I to ignore the human element, which I cannot and would not. A powerful state like Panem is more than capable of providing for its people, and yet it does not. Moreover, as the Districts supply the Capitol with its wealth, it would seem in their best interests to keep the people there happy and well attended."
His speech is quick and entirely, tellingly sincere. He's more than willing to believe in Zelos' seemingly scandalized reaction because to him, it's the only possible sane reaction. "They cripple themselves as a nation and it will be their undoing."
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His speech is quick and entirely, tellingly sincere. He's more than willing to believe in Zelos' seemingly scandalized reaction because to him, it's the only possible sane reaction. "They cripple themselves as a nation and it will be their undoing."