Spy Plots Are Hard, Really Hard.

You Can't Really Invest In Your Looks As The Only Thing Because It's A Depreciating Asset. It's Like Putting Money Into A Stock That's Going Down.

There Was A Time When I Let Go Of The Reins And Thought, What's Meant To Happen Will Happen. That's Probably One Of My Biggest Faults As A Person, And Something That I've Had To Work Really Hard On: Believing In This Idea That The Universe Will Decide For Me. The Universe Is Not Going To Decide In Your Favor.

I Think There Is This Thing Where People Are Impressed - It Gives You A Leg Up In The Sense That People Won't Treat You Like A Run-of-the-mill Actress. They'll Assign "smart" To Your Word Bank, Your Adjective Bank.

There've Been Times When I Have Existential Conversations With Myself, And I've Thought About Leaving And Trying To Apply My Education Better. But Ultimately It Doesn't Really Matter. Learning How To Write, Learning How To Write Papers And Structure, That's Been Very Helpful For Writing.

I Had A Nickname In Junior High, And I'm Loathe To Say This: 'potato Lady.'