But Brahms turns out to be a lifesized porcelain doll that Mr. and Mrs. Heelshire treat like a real boy to cope with the death of their son
journey,” she said. “It has some things that happen towards the end that are just twisted . . . it’s extremely thrilling and entertaining. I read it very quickly, I put the script down, and I thought ‘Can I handle this? After doing a year of Walking Dead, can I handle this?’ I couldn’t stop thinking about it, and I thought, ‘Well, that’s my answer, then. I have to just handle it. I have to do it.’”