The People Who Are Afraid Of Me, I Wonder Why, If They Have A Reason For It. People Generally Just Express Their Enthusiasm About The Show, The Character. They Want To Make Sure It's Coming Back. That's Always Really Encouraging. But If There's Any Nuance Beyond That, It's Usually That They Express A Sense Of Maybe Guilt Over Their Affection For The Character Or That It Does Create In Them A Sense Of 'Oh Boy, I Find Myself Identifying With Your Character And That Makes Me Feel Kind Of Funny. But I Really Like Him.' And I Think That's Great. That's What The Show Aspires To Do. - SearchQuotes

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The people who are afraid of me, I wonder why, if they have a reason for it. People generally just express their enthusiasm about the show, the character. They want to make sure it's coming back. That's always really encouraging. But if there's any nuance beyond that, it's usually that they express a sense of maybe guilt over their affection for the character or that it does create in them a sense of 'Oh boy, I find myself identifying with your character and that makes me feel kind of funny. But I really like him.' And I think that's great. That's what the show aspires to do.

Michael C Hall

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