Violence Quotes in The Girl Who Played With Fire

Might as well kick off this theme with Salander's thirteenth birthday fantasy of burning up her psychiatrist Peter Teleborian. We aren't advocating any kind of violence, but we can enjoy her fantasy can't we? It's hard not to when we know what he's doing to her.

Now you're in Nils Bjurman's head. Pretty scary isn't it? He makes a habit of underestimating Salander, and she too makes a habit of underestimating him. These underestimations in some ways drive the plots of the first two novels in the saga.

Nice, Bjurman. That really makes us want to be on your side.