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me & my girl don’t argue she just tell me to shut up and i do
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“That scene between them [in Episode 11] is so great because there is no should and shouldn't, really. They're both wrong and they're both right. He's an addict who is recovering and deserves a second chance, and also he really f--ked her over, and she feels really pissed about it, and she's been keeping the secret for him when she could have told the truth. So they're both holding very true things, and they're both going about it in not the best way. They are two very imperfect people. There was just no way that that moment was ever going to go well. In her mind, he left and got to deal with his stuff, and she was left to deal with it. There's so much anger there, and that's why she needed to just word vomit it all onto him, because she can't just keep screaming it in the shower alone, and so it had to go that way. And you also see that he's triggered by it, too. They're always going to bring out this side of each other because they're so similar.”
“Because they're so similar, they could work it out, and they could be friends if they just both worked on themselves, dropped their bulls--t and had an honest conversation. I think they just need time and actually, there's a world where they could work really well together. They just hate the things in each other that they see in themselves. At the end of the day, they both struggle with addiction, just in different forms. Santos, at one point, has that snide remark about him “until he relapses” and then she grabs the scalpel, it's like she's talking about herself. They're two sides of the same coin. They just both need to work through s--t, and they could work through it together.”
“I think they also watch for which characters are most interesting together. And I think that's why the Langdon and Santos thing is such a high point, because what great tension — that's amazing chemistry. They're very good at listening to us that way.”
The actress on the one person who sees her, the one person who brings out the worst in her — and the nickname she would give her.
‘hold my hand’
same vibes