#ew interview

Norman is literally telling him the whole narrative/storyline the showrunner is trying to sell is nonsense. they really want us to believe Daryl Dixon, the man who doesn't trust or love easily, will forget the people he has killed for and fought alongside with who have showed him unconditional love, for a nun and a kid who have constantly guilt tripped him into helping them and he met like 2 weeks ago...

he has done everything in his power to get the heck away from them and back to his home, Carol! RIGHT. so excuse me, i don't care what happens next, i know the real Daryl, Norman does too, and he's having none of it.

Norman was extra vocal about his dislike for the Leah storyline. maybe it's time for the showrunners to start listening to those who have been playing these characters for ages. and this next part sounds very much like a very defensive and apologetic answer by Norman once again:

at least Melissa sounds like she is getting exactly the resolution she wanted for Carol:

“You are very mindful of not trying to put too many udders on it and just milk the s--- out of it.”

Re Eddie’s death scene…

He also uses the word ‘foray’ in this interview which completely tickles my fancy.