I’m still torn as to who I think was ‘right’ in this scene. Was it wrong for him to deny her that way out, that choice? Was it selfish of him to force her or was it right for him to remind her that if there is even one thing that will sway her there, then there is still a life to be lived? I mean she started searching and looking for more afterwards. After she got over blaming him. 

(Source: thewalkingdead-latinoamerica, via fuckyeahthewalkindead)