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                                                                                    The Walking Dead, October 31, 2010

Here’s the thing about fear. It’s always there. Fear of the unknown, fear of facing it alone. Fear that those closest to you are the monsters. Fear that as soon as you slay one, there’s another monster waiting to take its place. Fear that there’s one more boogeyman waiting at the end of the dark hall.

“Writing that scene — the one where Jack waits on the outskirts of LAX as a car pulls up… the door opens… and out steps Kate — was awesome. My process is riddled with doubt and self-loathing, but this was one of the rare instances where I felt like I was doing something undeniably great. I felt like I had been crouched down in the darkness of someone’s apartment with all my best friends (the writers) waiting to shout out “SURPRISE” to our unexpected birthday boy/girl (the audience) — and I KNEW they’d be thrilled when we did. And by time Jack was shouting, “WE HAVE TO GO BAAAAAAAACK!” (yes, I added all those extra A’s in the script) and I typed SMASH TO BLACK, my eyes were wet. I was inside the thing… feeling what these characters were feeling… knowing we were, at long last, working toward an actual ending now. And finally…for one fleeting moment… I felt peace.” — Damon Lindelof.

Der Ursprung, The Origin

Emilia Clarke photographed for WSJ magazine - 2014

t: now you’ve seen me. g: and you’ve seen me.

Anyone, please send me anyone. Lord, is there anyone? I need someone… A hundred million stories and a hundred million songs, I feel stupid when I sing. Nobody’s listening to me, nobody’s listening.

This is a place that you all made together so you could find one another. The most important time of your life was when you were with these people. That’s why you are all here. No one does it alone Jack. You needed all of them and they needed you. To remember and to let go.

#same energy

I won’t let you die. 

“i’m for sure either butternut squash or miso”