Thursday, March 28, 2013
Addison Back
Derek: Meredith!
Meredith: Go away!
Derek: Just wait. We should discuss this.
Meredith: Here's a thought. No! Quit following me!
Derek: At least let me explain.
Meredith: Explain? You know when you should have explained? The night we met in the bar. Before any of the rest of it. Yeah, that would have been a good time to discuss it.
Derek: Look, I know how you feel.
Meredith: Do you? Somehow I doubt that. Because if you did, you would shut up, and you would turn around and go back inside, because you would realize that I am this close to getting in my car and running you down in the parking lot!
Derek: Okay. I went to Joe's place the night before I started working here. I'd only been in town, you know, a few days. I met this woman. I got drunk and she took advantage of me. Or she got drunk and I took advantage of her. I got drunk and she took... no. We were drunk. Definitely. Somebody took advantage. Either way, I like to look at it as my initiation into Seattle.
Derek: One night I parked my car, I unlock my front door, go inside my house, and something 's different. Nothing's different, everything's the same, but yet, still, something's different. And I stand there for a while. And then I know. See, there are moments for me, you know, usually when I'm in the OR, when I just know what's gonna happen next. So I go upstairs. As I'm walking down the hall, I trying to prepare myself for what I'm gonna see when I go into my bedroom. I step on a man's jacket that doesn't belong to me. And everything I think I know...just shifts. Because the jacket that doesn't belong to me is a jacket that I recognize. And what I know now is that when I go into my bedroom, I'm not just gonna see that my wife is cheating on me. I'm gonna see that my wife is cheating on me with Mark, who happened to be my best friend. It's just so pedestrian, common and dirty, and cruel. Mostly just cruel. I left, came out here.
Meredith: And you met me.
Derek: And I met you.
Meredith: Well, what was I to you? The girl you screwed to get over being screwed?
Derek: You were like coming up for fresh air. It's like I was drowning and you saved me. That's all I know.
Meredith: It's not enough.
Meredith: Go away!
Derek: Just wait. We should discuss this.
Meredith: Here's a thought. No! Quit following me!
Derek: At least let me explain.
Meredith: Explain? You know when you should have explained? The night we met in the bar. Before any of the rest of it. Yeah, that would have been a good time to discuss it.
Derek: Look, I know how you feel.
Meredith: Do you? Somehow I doubt that. Because if you did, you would shut up, and you would turn around and go back inside, because you would realize that I am this close to getting in my car and running you down in the parking lot!
Derek: Okay. I went to Joe's place the night before I started working here. I'd only been in town, you know, a few days. I met this woman. I got drunk and she took advantage of me. Or she got drunk and I took advantage of her. I got drunk and she took... no. We were drunk. Definitely. Somebody took advantage. Either way, I like to look at it as my initiation into Seattle.
Derek: One night I parked my car, I unlock my front door, go inside my house, and something 's different. Nothing's different, everything's the same, but yet, still, something's different. And I stand there for a while. And then I know. See, there are moments for me, you know, usually when I'm in the OR, when I just know what's gonna happen next. So I go upstairs. As I'm walking down the hall, I trying to prepare myself for what I'm gonna see when I go into my bedroom. I step on a man's jacket that doesn't belong to me. And everything I think I know...just shifts. Because the jacket that doesn't belong to me is a jacket that I recognize. And what I know now is that when I go into my bedroom, I'm not just gonna see that my wife is cheating on me. I'm gonna see that my wife is cheating on me with Mark, who happened to be my best friend. It's just so pedestrian, common and dirty, and cruel. Mostly just cruel. I left, came out here.
Meredith: And you met me.
Derek: And I met you.
Meredith: Well, what was I to you? The girl you screwed to get over being screwed?
Derek: You were like coming up for fresh air. It's like I was drowning and you saved me. That's all I know.
Meredith: It's not enough.
To be a good surgeon you have to think like a
surgeon. Emotions are messy. Tuck them neatly away and step into a
clean sterile room where the procedure is simple. Cut, suture, and
close. But sometimes you're faced with a cut that won't heal. A cut
that rips its stitches wide open. They say that practice makes perfect.
The say practice makes perfect. Theory is, the more
you think like a surgeon, the more you become one. The better you get
at remaining neutral, clinical. Cut, suture, close. And the harder it
becomes to turn it off... to stop thinking like a surgeon. And remember
what it means to think like a human being
Season 2
In season 2,
Meredith takes a guy home that she meets at Joe's. The next day, he
needs to be seen at the hospital for his constant erection and Derek
finds out that Meredith had slept with him. Meredith is embarrassed and
Derek is hurt.
Finn Dandridge
Meredith begins dating the vet of her and Derek's shared dog, Doc. Derek realizes that he doesn't love Addison and doesn't want to be with her, but allows Meredith time to make her choice between him and Finn.
Meredith finally chooses Derek, but then he says he needs time to get over the fact that Addison had a relationship with Mark.
Finn Dandridge
Meredith begins dating the vet of her and Derek's shared dog, Doc. Derek realizes that he doesn't love Addison and doesn't want to be with her, but allows Meredith time to make her choice between him and Finn.
Meredith finally chooses Derek, but then he says he needs time to get over the fact that Addison had a relationship with Mark.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
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