How Sharp Objects’ Music Supervisor Created Its Soundtrack

How would you define Camille’s relationship to music, especially in comparison to the other people in Wind Gap?
Alice
taught [Camille] that when you play music — and I think this is such an
important part of the show, and I hope it can change everyone’s
relationship to music — music is not entertainment. It can downright
save your life in the right time. There are times when the right song
can take you from feeling super depressed and feeling that nobody cares
to feeling that you’re connected and have something to live for.

Going my way?

I hesitated. Because for one stupid moment I was worried I couldn’t revive her.

– I think I kicked somebody in the face.
– No, that was a cardboard cutout. It’s all good.

Never put yourself in a position where you can take from these men.

I don’t wanna be alive if we’re on different sides, Alec.

Dick Grayson, undercover agent. His job is to get inside that gang.

We’ll go to Chicago. I’ll take you there.

Richard: Would you… fight for me?
Jimmy: Of course I would. Right down to the last bullet.

Quit lookin’ at me like that!