Grief does some weird s*** to people.
Grief demands an answer, but sometimes there isn’t one.
For whatever reason, my daughter is dead. You can’t control what she means to people. You can’t control what she means to me.[to Bernard]
Even on holiday, even on top of a rocky mountain, he’ll be the same way he’s been since Polly died. No more Polly, no more whisky, no more Tommy.[to Ada]
You will have justice.[Daemon Targaryen]I will never have justice. But what crumbs of it may be snatched, I will devour.[Rhaenyra Targaryen]
You mourn. And then you move on. That’s the way of things.[to Marian]
You lose a wife or a husband, you’re a widower, a widow. But if you lose a kid, there’s no word for that.[Ash Patel]Maybe that’s too hard of a thing to name.[Daryl Dixon]
You don’t have to stop loving someone when they’re gone, honey. In fact, one could argue that you should love them more.[to Paige]
Hey, could we do this later? I kinda got a lot going on.[Carmen ‘Carmy’ Berzatto]Yeah. I also have a lot going on. Did you know I recently had a brother die too?[Natalie ‘Sugar’ Berzatto]
We grieve those we have lost by continuing their fight.[to John]
To get to my office, I have to walk through the cafeteria. So, now I go to work before dawn, and I come home after dark just so I don’t have to see her body on that hill.[to Juliette, about Allison]
There will be times when the fact of her absence overwhelms you. And you will weep. But this will happen less and less, I promise. She is dead. You are alive. So live.[to Orpheus, about Eurydice]
