#karevsgrey

"I believe you. After everything we’ve been through, I believe you."

“I’m supposed to empathize with you… sympathize, understand. But I can’t. That would be a lie. The truth is I don’t understand what you’ve done, I don’t sympathize with you killing people all these years, and I especially don’t understand you taking Ellie. What I can do is tell you what a mother should tell you, that you can’t take away your pain by hurting someone else, that it doesn’t make all the nights you had to hide scared and alone any better if you scare someone the way you’re scaring Ellie. – You have the power, you can do what you want to do, but for once you can chose to use that power to do for Ellie what should have been done for you. You can chose letting her go. You can chose teaching her that, yes, there are monsters, and it’s okay to be afraid of them. But it’s not okay to let them win, and it’s not okay to be one.”

Allison Argent is important

“I used to be someone who was always happy. I woke up happy. I was someone who used to skate at work. And then this happened. And everything was hard and everything took thought and planning. It was like my life didn’t fit me anymore. I wanted to tear it all down and start over, just throw it away and find a life that fit who I am now. But I’m starting to feel like I know who I am again.”

The most amazing thing about Meredith, though, is that she takes all that pain, all that loss, and she turns into drive. Drive to save lives, to make things better. And despite all that she’s lost, she continues to find joy in her work as a surgeon, as a teacher, as a mother. And she managed to share that joy through her spirit of discovery and of possibility and of hope, right in the face of darkness.

AAAHHHH THANK YOU