Wendy Carr and the art of slipping out the back door

apology accepted. and i apologize. 

Dr. Wendy Carr

You and me, this is nice, isn’t it? You know that I have a spare bedroom. I never use it. It’s just sitting there, practically empty. It’s just going to waste. Are you asking me to move in with you? You’re already here four nights a week. And we could get you… a dresser. You want me to be your roommate?  Well, think of how much money you’d save. Are you asking me to be your roommate or are you asking me to move in with you? I want you to be here and— Wendy, you need to decide what the f*ck you’re asking me first. Because if I’m gonna move in, I’d wanna share a bed with you. I want to pay rent. I don’t want you to just toss me a bit of your excess life. I’m I’m trying to do something nice. It sounds like you’re trying to keep your guest bedroom occupied.

— Mindhunter: season 2, episode 7.

It all ended when Henley brought Corll a boy and a girl. Corll wasn't happy about the girl, so he put them all on the body board. Henley talked Corll into releasing him, but this time, he shot him.

No, you weren't speaking his language. You were persecuting him about something that challenges your masculinity.

Well, thank you for illuminating me on male rituals.

★~(◡‿◡✿)

There is blood everywhere. Splashing. 

i’m happy to be here. with you. me too.

”That’s not fair. I was out for years in Boston. […] This has nothing to do with work.” Anna Torv as Wendy Carr in Mindhunter s2ep7