I liked this ending of the arcs, honestly. I don't feel like Mer is really available for a real relationship, and as she said - if Derek would've miraculously returned, she'd be gone with him in a bit, and she belived (rightfully so) that Riggs had to give it a go too. That was beautiful imo. Perhaps Megan and Riggs won't make in on the long run too, but they definitely have to try. Owen is an ass for meddling, but nothing new here. And his separation from Amelia was really logical to me, because their whole story was weird and rushed overall, so the tumor was a good way to explain everything irrational Emilia did (including leaving her awesome fiancée from the "Private Practice" setting). I just hope they'll go through with it. I realize that getting him together with Teddy is too obvious, but she's the only one who can be strong and flexible when need to keep up with him. He's not good with any of the really stubborn ones (I.e Cristina and Amelia both).
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I liked this ending of the arcs, honestly. I don't feel like Mer is really available for a real relationship, and as she said - if Derek would've miraculously returned, she'd be gone with him in a bit, and she belived (rightfully so) that Riggs had to give it a go too. That was beautiful imo.
Perhaps Megan and Riggs won't make in on the long run too, but they definitely have to try.
Owen is an ass for meddling, but nothing new here.
And his separation from Amelia was really logical to me, because their whole story was weird and rushed overall, so the tumor was a good way to explain everything irrational Emilia did (including leaving her awesome fiancée from the "Private Practice" setting). I just hope they'll go through with it. I realize that getting him together with Teddy is too obvious, but she's the only one who can be strong and flexible when need to keep up with him. He's not good with any of the really stubborn ones (I.e Cristina and Amelia both).