Michonne - Blog Posts

Michonne: We've got to find a way to cut down our expenses. What can we live without?

Maggie: Daryl, probably.

Random TWD Incorrect Quotes

Maggie: I’m going to fight the next person who insults my daughter

Enid: I hate myself

Maggie: Alright, square up.

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Carl: My aesthetic is "would be suspected of witchcraft by citizens"

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Carl: I identify as a threat, my pronouns are Try/Me

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Enid: Daryl doesn’t look very happy.

Maggie: That's his happy. He’s just a bitch.

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Carl: Did you just call me a shrimp, you asshole?! I'm still growing, dammit!

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Glenn: I don't follow the rules. I follow dogs on social media.

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Daryl to Glenn: I mean, I get complimented all the time-

Rick: *starts cackling*

Daryl: I do!

Rick: *Laughs harder*

when that kid who reminds you of what it was like to be a mother passes out on your shoulder

the kids in the walking dead are literally so much more interesting to me than the adults. (And I’m referring solely to the comics here because the show absolutely did not do any of the kids (especially Carl) justice) There’s just something about them not being fully developed people yet, because while the adults are just adapting to suit the environment, the kids are actively developing and coming into themselves in this new world. The adults like Rick, Andrea and Michonne all have years of lived experiences before the apocalypse that serve as a base layer of sorts to their characters. They are developed people, and no matter how much they adapt in the apocalypse, they will never lose that base of who they are. The kids, however, don’t have that. Their base layer is actively being formed while zombies are trying to eat them. This creates an interesting springboard for character development and the way the kids see and perceive the things happening around them, mostly because any development that happens is going to be extreme. Otherwise they die (see: Ron). This is most apparent with Carl (obviously), because he’s the main kid of the series. Moments like when he killed Ben when none of the adults would, solely because he deemed it necessary given what Ben had done are really pivotal to his character, and I think say a lot about the person he was becoming. Same with when he went after Negan, on his own. Anyways, what I’m trying to get at here is that all the kids who were directly exposed to the apocalypse are malleable. There’s an infinite number of directions their characters could take, and I relish in the possibilities. anyways that was my rant, go read the walking dead comics guys!!

Obsessed with how this came out

merle: bad born

muchnne: bad born

merle: fucking black

michonne: fucking white

merle: silly

Michonne: Dumb

Merle: kiss me

Michonne kisses him and slaps him for yelling at her.

Daryl who was in the room going to look for Merle just looking at what is happening without believing it.

Andrea: What the hell did I just see?

Rick: I don't know but I don't like him.

Daryl: They changed my brother, that's not Merle.

The walking dead franchise is the titanic and the iceberg is season 8. We're all just watching this ship sink

Raise your hand if you believe that killing Carl Grimes is a mistake