“It’s like two people who meant the world to each other, but really were also kind of codependent in a way that was not very healthy for them. And Catra, just her entire world was centered around Adora. And then that was really the cause of this fracture in their relationship, was Adora leaving and expressing to Catra that Catra was not the center of Adora’s world. That is what has basically caused all the conflict in the show. And they needed to get worse before they got better. They needed to get farther apart before they could come back together. And the ability to actually bring it through in the end and get all of those moments and get that final climax with them that I have been vibrating just like waiting to be able to unleash. It is so rewarding. And to know that people never lost faith in their ability to heal, even after everything that they’ve been through…”
—Noelle Steven about Catradora
(via lesbians-in-spaaaace)
