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"Hey. Hi. I didn't mean to interrupt. Good morning. My name is Aaron. I know, stranger danger. But I'm a friend. I'd like to talk to the person in charge. Rick, right? I have good news" - Aaron

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Sasha: Why are we here? Maggie: For this. Sasha: I see it. Noah, that kid... he said he didn't know if he can make it. That's how I feel. Maggie: You're gonna make it. Both of us, we will. That's the hard part.

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When I was a kid... I asked my grandpa once if he ever killed any Germans in the war. He wouldn't answer. He said that was grown-up stuff, so... so I asked if the Germans ever tried to kill him. But he got real quiet. He said he was dead the minute he stepped into enemy territory. Every day he woke up and told himself, "Rest in peace. Now get up and go to war." And then after a few years of pretending he was dead... he made it out alive. That's the trick of it, I think. We do what we need to do and then we get to live. But no matter what we find in DC, I know we'll be okay. Because this is how we survive. We tell ourselves... that we are the walking dead.

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"Hey, we can make it together. But we can only make it together" - Glenn Rhee

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My dad always told Sasha and me that it was our duty as citizens of the world to keep up with the news. When I was little and I was in his car, there were always those stories on the radio. Something happens 1,000 miles away or down the block. Some kind of horror I couldn't even wrap my head around. But he didn't change the channel. He didn't turn it off. He just kept listening. To face it. Keeping your eyes open. My dad always called that paying the high cost of living - Tyreese Williams

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The Walking Dead 5x09 "What Happened and What's Going On" (2010 - 2022)

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I protected you. And we helped that patient. I didn't have to, I wanted to. But there's a way things have to happen here. Don't you get that? - Dawn Lerner

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"He's going home" - Beth Greene