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[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers about Thursday's midseason finale of Scandal. Read at your own risk.]

From tvguide.com

Can there still be hope for Fitz and Olivia after his vice president kidnaps her? Goldwyn: "Of course. I do believe it. I don't know if anyone else does, but I do. He would never give up on the fantasy; that's what keeps him alive. He is absolutely resolute in his certainty that if they're given that chance, they would have a great, healthy relationship. He may live in a fantasy world, but he truly believes that he and Olivia are the answer for one another no matter what. If they can just do that, he thinks everything else can sort itself out, but circumstances and Olivia herself have conspired against him. She has turned away from him multiple times now. Olivia wants it all! She wants to have her cake and eat it too!"

And now she's choosing herself. Goldwyn: "She chooses herself! I'm not sure what that means, but OK. [Laughs]"

(Thanks to case32!)

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via - Anshu Shrivastava @ Au.Ibtimes.com In his recent interview with Celebified, Goldwyn said that Olivia keeps coming back to Fitz because she loves him. He also said that they know what makes each other tick. "She [Olivia] trusts him," he said. Goldwyn also believes that Olivia and Fitz are going to be together. In the upcoming season, Fitz has a "lot to wrestle with," according to Goldwyn, as his son has been murdered, Olivia has left the planet and gone with Jake and also Fitz has to put together a new administration. Goldwyn called Olivia "a part of the weird triangle," which is a necessary element. He also said that Fitz and Mellie have to take care of each other and the family, but it would not be in the romantic sense.

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via - Jessica Radloff @ Glamour.com Young admitted that in the two weeks she's been back at work, "It's so different! Everything is different." OK, go on... "The [writers and producers] have blown our minds with the way they've reinvented everything, but they've managed to keep it at the same intensity level too." Goldwyn, nodding in agreement, went on to add that "Shonda [Rhimes] isn't repeating herself. If you think about where we ended the last season, of course it's different because everything's darker. We [the President and First Lady] have a very interesting relationship. It always has been, but it's gone to a new place."