Madelaine Petsch

It's so much money.

If you're on a ship, it's not – Right.

I think honestly my mom might have told me to do it.

I had a couple auditions where I would like – I'd call her after every single one and I would tell her about it.

And eventually I was like, man, I wish I knew what it was about this that didn't work.

She was like, I think you should start writing down the feeling you have when you finish the audition, what your relationship to the character was.

Just start writing down your feelings.

And I am a big writer.

Like, I like to write diaries.

I like to write journals.

I like to write manifestations.

I like to write everything.

Just kind of put it out in the universe.

And so I started doing it because my mom told me to, honestly.

No, you were born in Washington and then kind of like raised between the two places.

So all of my extended family is and was in South Africa, but my immediate family was in America.

So we would go back and forth a lot.

In the beginning, because I think when you're a child, you're learning how to speak from your parents.

So I would have a pretty thick accent, especially on particular words.

I cannot get rid of the word vitamin.