Dream. Write. Repeat

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vanessaparadise:

With Rick, it was the exact opposite [than with the governor]. She could feel, and I think she even knew instinctually, that there was something good about him. She knew about him, also, through Andrea, but she knew instinctually that there was something good about him. And that’s the one place that she was weak enough to fall and need help, even though she hated that! Something in her body was like, “This is where I can collapse.” Her mind was like, “NOOO!!!” [Laughs] But her body was like, “I’m safe.” It’s the instinctual understanding, but she’s fighting that because that involves vulnerability. And she’s scared of vulnerability, so she’s not going to treat him like, “Hey, let’s be friends.” She can’t do that. She’s scared of that. But it doesn’t mean that her gut doesn’t tell her, “This is where I’m meant to be.”

Rick is hardened as a result of his wounds, and Michonne has hardened too! We just haven’t seen what Michonne’s wounds were. But it’s the same thing. We saw Rick’s process into this place from where he was in the beginning of season one, or even the beginning of season two. There’s things he’s gone through that have hardened him. Both he and Michonne are functioning through their wounds, so there’s mistrust of each other even though their instincts are telling them, “Okay, we can work together.” At the same time, the traumatic wounds that are kind of similar are causing them to bash heads. They’re getting to have to know each other, in a sense. And so it also has to be a process you see him go through, seeing her through his perspective.

Danai Gurira

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the-governess:

summoningfailed:

leftforbed:

chickensbuttegg:

Left for Walking Dead. 2.

iM PISSIGN

jesus christ

HOW DID WE NOT SEE THIS BEFORE

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