La Otra Isla
Proud Feminist, geeky, gay, Xena and Calzona obsessed, Spanish fangirl living in the land of Doctor Who, Jane Eyre and Boudica.
Books are my friends.
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The Calzona tag is just so depressing these past few weeks.
Yes, we feel bad about their situation, in all honesty, I’ve cried a lot over it. More than I care to admit. But why do we have to have teams on this. I think that they’ll eventually get through this. They’ll be stronger in the end…
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Madame Vastra and Jenny in The Name of the Doctor
(Source: sweet-heya-kisses)
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I could profess my love for Arizona Robbins all day, every day until September. Maybe I will.
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- Arizona isn't mad that Callie didn't lose anything because her logical mind knows that's not true. Arizona is mad that Callie didn't have to suffer like she did. Not that she wants Callie to suffer, but she wants Callie to know. Like really truly heartbreakingly know. Know what it was like.
- But Callie needs Arizona to know, too. To know what it was like to wait, all sexied up, for her wife to come home. And for her to not come home. And for the worst possible scenario including a plane to come true. And not just to her wife, but to her best friend, her best friend's soulmate, her colleagues and confidants. And then, when her wife is finally home she's not really. Her body is. Sort of. But her soul? No, it's gone. It's not in the woods anymore, but it's not in Arizona anymore either.
- Arizona doesn't seem interested in that. Because she's traumatized. Not upset. Not a little butt hurt. Traumatized. She doesn't just resent Callie, she resents Alex. Meredith. Derek. Maybe even Mark and Lexi because they got to move on permanently.
- Arizona latched on intensely to the first person to show her interest that WASN'T part of the accident. Because that is a fresh start. Lauren doesn't have ANY plane crash baggage. She doesn't carry a torch for Mark or Lexi. She doesn't look at Arizona and remember what it was like to sob for her. To fear for her. When Lauren looks at Arizona she looks at her with fresh eyes. Clear eyes.
- This isn't about not loving Callie. This isn't about wanting to hurt Callie. This is about moving on.
- It's Arizona's turn to sever something to make it "right."
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Read MoreThe Grey’s Anatomy Finale Circles Back Around To The Beginning Of The Season
There’s this interesting little note concerning Grey’s Anatomy: if you watch the premiere you will have all the tools you need to anticipate the finale each season. In the 9th season finale that idea the each premiere informs the finale has never been better illustrated.
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Tell me there’s not something so sexy about this.
