The dialogue has felt so forced all season. I know these people can act but you wouldn't know it with the awful scripts.
Deluca's storyline has felt forced and insensitive in many ways (given the above mentioned bad writing that has been going on since Shonda left), but it was nice to see a character not be completely villainized for being Bipolar. His death just feels like lazy and sloppy writing because they don't know how to handle his mental illness.
DeLuca was never my favourite person but I was happy they showed him coping with his mental illness. What a shock to kill him off like this though. In an already difficult season I'm kind of thankful it wasn't from Covid at least?
A shame that part of the story took place in station 19 which I do not watch. I did get a bit emosh when I realised it was his mother calling him on the purgatory beach
OMG! Amazing, but truly sad episode. Will miss his character :cry:
Aww. That's so sad. I liked DeLuca.
I wont say anything about DeLuca.... but I have to praise this show yet again for parenting - being honest with children is the key. It's how they start to learn how to cope when they still have parents around, it's how they will feel appreciated and not talked down to, they will have more respect for such parents. I know it so well. It's also better to say if you don't know, that you don't know, a child will learn that parents aren't omniscient and that they won't be either when they grow up.
I refuse to watch Station 19 and I am glad I don't after watching the 2nd half of this crapfest. Who writes this crap?
"I spent so many years pretending to be someone else. So many years afraid of what my mother thought, neighbours thought, what I thought. I wasted so much time."
"I think I wasted all the time I was supposed to be happy"
That really resonates with me when I look back at my youth being in the closet.
NO! What the hell just happened?
Shout by VictoriaBlockedParentSpoilers2021-03-12T05:19:57Z
SOMEBODY SEDATE ME I'M SOBBING SO MUCH IT HURTS </3