I can’t love anyone because I can’t kill for anyone. So I’m going. Like I always should have. Don’t come after me please.
“Listen, people are still alive in there. We’re still here. Our friends are in there, people who care about you. My pregnant wife. You just want to run away, be afraid, forget about this? Just go. But that’s how you lose people. Even after they’re gone.”
I wish it didn’t have to end, not this way. It was never my intention to hurt you, but it’s how it has to be. We have so much here - people, food, medicine, walls, everything we need to live. But what we have other people want, too, and that will never change. If we survive this threat and it’s not over, another one will be back to take its place, to take what we have. I love you all here. I do. And I’d have to kill for you. And I can’t. I won’t. Rick sent me away and I wasn’t ever gonna come back, but everything happened and I wound up staying. But I can’t anymore. I can’t love anyone because I can’t kill for anyone. So I’m going, like I always should have. Don’t come after me, please.
Favourite Character Meme [seven scenes] ✩ Carols last conversation with Lizzie Samuels in “The Grove” [1/7]
You will die.
It’s gonna happen if you don’t work this out.
Are you going to kill me?the walking dead (season six) » the same boat
“There was a line there when Paula says, ‘Do you really believe in that crap?’ And Carol looks up to her, with tears in her eyes, and says, ‘My faith got me through the death of my daughter.’ I think those were tears of regret because that’s when she lost her faith. There’s so much beautiful symbolism with that rosary showing up when it did and how it did - that she could use it to help her escape in more ways than one, perhaps.” - Melissa McBride
Daryl checking on Carol. 5x2/5x6/6x13.
