The last scene of the mid-season finale was really satisfying. Now that Sophia has died in the barn incident, where is your character left?
Jon Bernthal: Shane and Rick have really opposing ideologies. One guy is ruled by his heart and emotions and the other guy, Shane, is like "Look dude, that shit's out the window now. We're in a zombie apocalypse." The thing is Shane's been right, time after time. Shane is a really emotional guy though and I think he's going to discover pretty soon that it's hard to put a cap on those feelings.
Lori's baby is a very tangible symbol for that feud.
Jon Bernthal: Right. He realizes he is a cancer in the group and I think that's why he was talking about potentially leaving. Now that the baby is coming, there is a sense of ownership though, which means he ain't going anywhere. I think it will reawaken his desire to stay with the group and claim what is his. I think that's very dangerous.
Shane and Andrea had something brewing for awhile. What do you make of that?
Jon Bernthal: They are two people from very different worlds. I think the Old Shane is amused by her. He knew how to talk to women. He knew how to sleep with them. But I don't think he has any feelings for her. She really believes in him though and she's a real ally. If this rift with Rick potentially becomes something and the group splits into two factions...I think she'll prove to be very important to him.
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Source: Full interview @ GQ
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