Nina Dobrev Opens Up About Why She’s Ready to Say Goodbye to ’The Vampire Diaries’ tells viewers that it’s brave, even inspirational, to take drastic risks, even though in Maddy’s case that risk could kill her. “When the ‘risk’ is a disabled character leaving behind all the adaptive devices that keep them alive, you send the message that those assistive fixtures are incompatible with a fulfilling life or romance,”Bree Mae "Part of me wants to drop one of those 'avenge the fallen' images with someone beloved from GoT who hasn't died and just watch the timeline tear itself apart." And with the official release of this latest Marvel movie still a few weeks away, there's definitely still time for fans to join in on this meme, even if they intend to confuse fans ofGame of ThronesTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterLet us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: Maddie’s used to only seeing a few people in person: Her mother, who is also a doctor; Carla, her nurse; and Rosa, Carla’s daughter. Most of her interactions are online, including the class in architecture that she’s taking, the short book reviews she posts, and the SCID support group she’s in. But when a new family moves in next door, Maddy becomes quickly intrigued by a boy named Olly after he comes over with his sister to offer a Bundt cake from their mom. Maddy’s mom tells Olly she can’t accept the cake, which could be a potential allergen, and Olly manufactures creative end-of-life scenes featuring the Bundt cake (he jokingly pushes the baked good to its "death" from his second-story window along with some other set-ups). Maddy watches from her window and is immediately drawn to Olly, and the life outside her walls that he represents.