In The End You Cant Always Choose What To Keep. You Can Only Choose How You Let It Go.

“In the end you can’t always choose what to keep. You can only choose how you let it go.”

— Ally Condie

NORA: Help me out. Between the blades.

“Maybe I coulda done something.”

This Ain't No Place For No Hero Update

chapter seven: mama, there's wolves in the house

Again, maybe if the situation had been different, she would’ve argued with him, and insisted on keeping watch for a change. But not this time. This time she was just too tired, a different kind of tired. Tired like after she’d watched her momma stumble out of the barn and then get shot in the head. She took a deep breath, closed her eyes, and let herself fall into the dark.

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Despite his reluctance, Daryl grows closer to Liam. A close encounter with another group brings back unwanted memories for Beth.

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I think we need to both bring back and strongly enforce the concept of a miniseries. If you’re making a TV show that’s really a serialised movie doled out in forty-minute instalments, you get five episodes, max; for anything longer, each individual episode is required to have a discernible plot with a beginning, middle and end. You can have one (1) two-parter-with-a-cliffhanger per season if you really must, but only if you’ve been a very good boy.

Reality is like ‘PROBLEMS PROBLEMS PROBLEMS PROBLEMS PROBLEMS PROBLEMS PROBLEMS’ while fiction is like ‘mmm problems’.