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Norman Reedus Quotes

Total quotes: 10
“I might be the one walking away, but you're the one who's leaving. Again.”
— Daryl Dixon, The Walking Dead, Season 3: Home
Tagged: Walking Away, Leaving, Abandoned
“When the shit hits, you're standing there with a shovel.”
— Daryl Dixon, The Walking Dead, Season 4: Infected
Tagged: Shit Hits The Fan, Fixer, Fixing Things
“Jimmy: I want a gun.

Daryl Dixon: And people in hell want Slurpees.”
— Daryl Dixon, The Walking Dead, Season 2: Chupacabra
Tagged: Guns, Hell, Slurpees, weapons
“Nobody can kill Merle but Merle.”
— Daryl Dixon, The Walking Dead, Season 1: Vatos
Tagged: Suicide, Self-Destruction, Killing
“Some days, I don't know what the hell to think.”
— Daryl Dixon, The Walking Dead, Season 5: Consumed
Tagged: Confused, Unsure
“Shoot me again? You best pray I'm dead.”
— Daryl Dixon, The Walking Dead, Season 2: Secrets
Tagged: shot, Attacked, dead, prayer
“You're a tough son of a bitch.”
— Daryl Dixon, The Walking Dead, Season 4: Internment
Tagged: Tough, Son of a Bitch, strength
“It's a Cherokee Rose. The story is that when American soldiers were moving Indians off their land on the Trail of Tears, the Cherokee mothers were grieving and crying so much 'cause they were losing their little ones along the way from exposure and disease and starvation. A lot of them just disappeared. So the elders, they said a prayer; asked for a sign to uplift the mothers' spirits, give them strength and hope. The next day this rose started to grow where the mothers' tears fell.”
— Daryl Dixon, The Walking Dead, Season 2: Cherokee Rose
Tagged: Flowers, Cherokee Rose, Trail of Tears, Tears, strength, Hope
“Daryl Dixon: Those douchebags in the vines took themselves out, holding hands, kumbaya-style.

Bob Stookey: They wanted to go out together same as they lived. That makes them douchebags?

Daryl Dixon: It does if they could have gotten out.

Bob Stookey: Everybody makes it, till they don't. People nowadays are dominoes. What they did, maybe it's about not having to watch them fall.”
— Daryl Dixon, The Walking Dead, Season 4: Indifference
Tagged: Suicide, Dominoes, Falling Apart, Death
“Daryl Dixon: You know, my mom, she liked her wine. She liked to smoke in bed. Virginia Slims. I was playing out with the kids in the neighborhood. I could do that with Merle gone. They had bikes, I didn't. We heard sirens getting louder. They jumped on their bikes, ran after it, you know, hoping to see something worth seeing. I ran after them, but I couldn't keep up. I ran around a corner and saw my friends looking at me. Hell, I saw everybody looking at me. Fire trucks everywhere. People from the neighborhood. It was my house they were there for. It was my mom in bed burnt down to nothing. That was the hard part. You know, she was just gone. Erased. Nothing left of her. People said it was better that way. I don't know. Just made it seem like it wasn't real, you know?

Carl Grimes: I shot my mom. She was out. Hadn't turned yet. I ended it. It was real. I'm sorry about your mom.


Daryl Dixon: I'm sorry about yours.”
— Daryl Dixon, The Walking Dead, Season 3: Hounded
Tagged: mothers, Dead Moms, Death, Mourning
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