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Watching Cha EunWoo practicing choreography of his new song Saturday Preacher, such a hard working man, really proud of him.

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The most Beautiful and hard working man Cha Eun Woo

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How painful it is to wish for a reunion with her little girl Sophia?

While knowing it’s impossible yet still missing her every single day and night, wishing to hugs her and touch her again?

#melissa mcbride #carol #the book of carol #sophia #so painful

Love love love

Have a sweet dream my dear Carol

Let yourself have a good sleep

Love you

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The Silver Fox

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BRIDGERTON 3.01 Out of the Shadows

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Full article here, but this is the part that stands out.

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CAROL PELETIER & DARYL DIXON | THE WALKING DEAD 11.24 Rest in Peace

Thinking of Carol after sending off Daryl, she turn and walk back alone.knowing he probably won’t be returning home, she let her tears flow and blown dry in the wind, its spring but its falls in her inner world.

#caryl #melissa mcbride #carol #daryl dixon #twd #the end

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MELISSA MCBRIDE & NORMAN REEDUS

duane_charles_manwiller: Was a really great day. Beautiful spring day in Georgia, a buzz in the air for the wrap of the show, and the final scene between these two slayers!!

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CAROL & DARYL and their LIL’ ASSKICKER aka JUDITH GRIMES

THEN & NOW: 3.09 // 3.05 // 3.11 & 11.24

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RICK & MICHONNE // DARYL & CAROL

8.14 “Still Gotta Mean Something” // 11.24 “Rest In Peace”

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12 years, 12 hugs

+ extra

That should be the way to send them off.

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I do hope this are their last conversation:

Stay safe.

Nine lives, remember?

I love you

And i love you too

Hugs with a kiss on her forehead

Then he ride off

#caryl #carol #daryl #twd

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Filming that scene by the lake with Norman was the most difficult scene on this show that I’ve ever had to get myself through. It was an absolute mixed bag of Carol and Melissa. I knew going in that it was going to be difficult… those words on the page, the first of our last two scenes together, the impending finality was feeling very real.

Once I sat on that bench, once Norman sat next to me, that was it for me… I knew I couldn’t get out of my own way. To battle it would’ve been a mistake. Come what may, it had to be honest. It was Carol with Daryl, and it was me with Norman, and I will miss them both. It’s a beautiful scene about friendship and trust. I loved it.

We did several takes of the scene where we last see Daryl & Carol together, when they tell one another “I love you.” One of the things I love about working together with Norman is that we don’t rehearse, which was the case with this scene. Each take was a little different. These are the last words we hear them say to each other. In this final scene, I was struck by Daryl’s deliberateness to tell Carol that he loves her, the stillness he held as he said it, and then her reaction to seemingly try to intercept the weight of it, tossing it back to him lightly, playfully, for the road ahead. It’s a good way to remember them, taking care of one another.

- MELISSA MCBRIDE on Norman/Melissa & Daryl/Carol last scenes