Post by Ripley on Mar 9, 2017 13:35:47 GMT -5
The Hollywood Reporter
"...Below, Martin-Green talks with The Hollywood Reporter about why these characters would venture out on their own while Rick works to build a large and well-armed army to take down the Saviors. Can Sasha survive the season given Martin-Green's commitment to starring in another show (CBS All Access' Star Trek: Discovery)?...
...THR: Sasha and Rosita agree on a plan to come after Negan, knowing that it's a "one-way ticket." Why is Sasha so ready to accept a suicide mission?
SMG: There's been a tremendous amount of growth because of everything that Sasha has gone through and she feels that she's come to a defining moment in her life now: Everything has come together and all signs have been pointing to this moment. She and the rest of the group feel that they have a tremendous opportunity to redefine the world they live in; Sasha represents a reality that is bigger than what Negan represents. Negan represents a principle that can't be perpetuated in this new world. There are so few of us who are still alive and we have a responsibility to make sure the right ideals are being upheld and we are willing to sacrifice everything to get it. Like getting Maggie to the Hilltop when she and her baby were not well — and we lost family on that mission but we were all ready to sacrifice ourselves to carry on those legacies. Sasha feels like she's carrying out Abraham's legacy. It's really moving...
...THR: Is this revenge mission how Sasha has been coping with Abraham's death?
SMG: Sasha's understanding of her purpose has broadened. She was very selfish when she first came into the zombie apocalypse and was more focused on the self-preservation of it all. She had a lot of defense mechanisms in place and was only concerned about survival and didn't care about connecting with anyone. She put a wall up and that was how she made it through. Then when she lost Bob and Tyreese, that wall broke down completely and she spiraled all the way down and had to come back up and realize that she was scared but was strong enough to take the risk to connect with people. So after losing Abraham, it's just confirmation that her purpose is not a selfish one. Now she's expanded her understanding of life and those around her. Sasha now sees a that her purpose is greater than herself and that perhaps she's not the one to have a relationship. She sees that her service to this world is going to be different than what she originally thought, and she's willing to make that sacrifice..."
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"...Below, Martin-Green talks with The Hollywood Reporter about why these characters would venture out on their own while Rick works to build a large and well-armed army to take down the Saviors. Can Sasha survive the season given Martin-Green's commitment to starring in another show (CBS All Access' Star Trek: Discovery)?...
...THR: Sasha and Rosita agree on a plan to come after Negan, knowing that it's a "one-way ticket." Why is Sasha so ready to accept a suicide mission?
SMG: There's been a tremendous amount of growth because of everything that Sasha has gone through and she feels that she's come to a defining moment in her life now: Everything has come together and all signs have been pointing to this moment. She and the rest of the group feel that they have a tremendous opportunity to redefine the world they live in; Sasha represents a reality that is bigger than what Negan represents. Negan represents a principle that can't be perpetuated in this new world. There are so few of us who are still alive and we have a responsibility to make sure the right ideals are being upheld and we are willing to sacrifice everything to get it. Like getting Maggie to the Hilltop when she and her baby were not well — and we lost family on that mission but we were all ready to sacrifice ourselves to carry on those legacies. Sasha feels like she's carrying out Abraham's legacy. It's really moving...
...THR: Is this revenge mission how Sasha has been coping with Abraham's death?
SMG: Sasha's understanding of her purpose has broadened. She was very selfish when she first came into the zombie apocalypse and was more focused on the self-preservation of it all. She had a lot of defense mechanisms in place and was only concerned about survival and didn't care about connecting with anyone. She put a wall up and that was how she made it through. Then when she lost Bob and Tyreese, that wall broke down completely and she spiraled all the way down and had to come back up and realize that she was scared but was strong enough to take the risk to connect with people. So after losing Abraham, it's just confirmation that her purpose is not a selfish one. Now she's expanded her understanding of life and those around her. Sasha now sees a that her purpose is greater than herself and that perhaps she's not the one to have a relationship. She sees that her service to this world is going to be different than what she originally thought, and she's willing to make that sacrifice..."
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