Christine Hall recently shared her thoughts on Asystole and said, 

“The character of Imogen was important for me. She was patient, caring, and still strong enough to challenge her husband. Their marriage felt real, full of love but also arguments about big things like faith and science. It gave me a break from the intensity of the hospital scenes. I also liked how the author used their home conversations to explore deeper ideas about life and death. It wasn’t just about medicine; it was about belief, love, and how people see the world differently.” 

Imogen’s role was very important to me as well. I wanted to show a relationship that reflects the challenges and strength found in love, especially when dealing with such heavy topics. Their conversations were meant to bring a different dimension to the story and offer space to explore life’s bigger questions. I’m glad Christine found that balance meaningful and grounding amidst the hospital tension.