Yesterday, I dreamed of some characters in the play, and I woke up and found myself like a brokenhearted person -- I miss the feeling of being indulged in it, so happy, so exciting, I look forward to it every day, I feel that the day goes by so fast, because " with him". But now because "he" has changed, your feelings are not right. You tell yourself that you can't think about it anymore, but you are still gloomy. You can't blame the gloomy weather outside, right?
It has been said that the secret to forgetting the last relationship is to start the next one quickly. Maybe here as well: the way to forget the last episode is to quickly find another American show that you can immerse yourself in. But how does this feel a bit like an addiction? It makes people feel very insecure. Are they indulging in the cycle of indulging - waking up - searching - letting themselves indulge again? Then one day, you will wake up and find that you have nowhere to put your indulgent loss on, so you will be extremely empty. That emptiness is scary to think about.
Finally, I figured out a way to get out of this addiction ¬-----Write some goodbye words here. Maybe some consolation for Grey fans who feel the same way.
My favorite people - Burke & Christina
hehe, the real protagonist is D&M, but I am still attracted to Dr. Burke and Dr. Yang, so now that Mr. Burke has disappeared, I am so lost, and now Yang is not in my eyes. Complete, when she was with him, a special kind of chemistry, a charming love, burst forth. Alas, I don't know how many times I feel that if Mr. Isaine Washington can cultivate his body and mind and not speak ill of KT Knight's homosexuality, maybe I can keep following this show....
Burke, chief thoracic surgeon in Seattle, proud, confident, personable, like a gentleman, I've never seen a black man as attractive, but seeing B, you forget his skin color, you just see his charm in action Bit by bit.
Christina, at first glance, you will definitely feel that God owes her so much to her appearance, and you will even worry about her marriage and relationship secretly. Does anyone really want to grow up like this? What's more, my god, her character is so strong and ruthless, in addition to high IQ and super endurance, she is simply a stone girl. But, like B shouted in a rant, I'm "Bala bala bala" (a bunch of compliments about myself) and you're cold and lazy (whatever demeaning her), but..but (speaking speed) Obviously suddenly slow), I just love you!
Let me know if anyone didn't get this call!
They were so awkwardly inseparable. Alas, if the person who played B was not forced to leave the crew due to off-screen reasons, I don't think there is a possibility of this relationship being broken up, especially if the reason is still very blunt. Obviously it was the screenwriter's last resort.
Friendship -
The stories of five interns: M, C, I, G, A. To be honest, if I had to pick a favorite person, I really couldn't pick one. What I like is the feeling of five people together. Maybe it's because I'm looking for a kind of friendship in which several partners rely on each other: hang out together, laugh together, suffer together, sometimes hug, sometimes quarrel, just spend time together like this, just like this all the time. So when I see something like that in an episode, it's hard not to get hooked. Like Friends, like Dr. Grey.
M, I don't have any special feelings. Although the drama is named after her, even though she is the first heroine, I do think she is beautiful, tall and slender, with a deep elegance, but I don't feel it. I always get the feeling that she doesn't want the people in this show, it's a bit confusing, the personality isn't obvious, and the faces are blurry. Of course, the grievances and grievances with D are very romantic, but since the third season, the screenwriter has been a little bit messy. Whose love is like this! Oh, except for the 10-year-old friend in Friends. Maybe only the first and second seasons are the most essential part of a drama. The subsequent plots will inevitably be affected by the ratings and the audience and start to act nonsense.
G, like Izzy said, he's the glue that holds them all together. A man who no one treats him as a man, hehe. Because of this, he has the gentleness, kindness and patience that other men don't have.
I, she seems to be the opposite of Cristina, sunny, gentle, and loving. She often plunges herself into a vortex of overly caring patients, and even falls in love with one of them, and eventually the other party dies and she cannot extricate herself. She is the one who treats vulnerable people who do not have green cards, she is the one who insists on giving the patient the last 27 minutes, and she is the one who anonymously funded the surgery without money. When a patient is about to die, Yang is excited—yes, there is finally an operation to do, and she, always sad, is someone's child, someone's lover, someone's father. Hehe, it doesn't look like a rational surgeon. Actually, I still liked her a lot until she was ruined by the writers - tangled with G.
A. In general, there will always be a bad boy in a drama, who cares, shows mercy everywhere, and plays life. It was annoying at first, of course, the people in the play hated him, and then everyone gradually saw his iron-boned tenderness. But I think the screenwriter also destroyed him to a certain extent. Some plots just don't fit his character.
Well, I think I want to say a lot, and it is so trivial to actually resort to the pen.
Suddenly remembered the epilogue at the end of an episode-----There is a thing about addiction is that it never ends well. Because eventually, however it was getting us high, it now stops feeling good and starts to hurt.---- -something like I'm feeling now.
View more about Grey's Anatomy reviews
