I'm glad we finally got Calzona scenes. Interesting though that Callie had to leave the relationship in order to show compassion to Arizona. This is the most unselfish Callie we have seen and it's a shame we had to wait this long for her to show that compassion. Sad to say, but it's more an argument for them being friends than anything else.
I'm guessing you main language is Spanish, where we use the same word to describe miscarriage and abortion. We just use abortion, but to differentiate it, we use spontaneous abortion to describe miscarriage.
ap100 I think your English is perfect, and you convey your ideas thoroughly!
I definitely feel that Callie's commitment to Arizona throughout that time is majorly undervalued. Based on who we know Callie to be, she handled that with as much grace and fervor as she could. Did she make mistakes? Absolutely. But considering all that she was dealing with at the time, between Mark and Arizona and the near destruction of her family, she was pretty amazing. I don't know many people who wouldn't collapse under the weight of that. I've never really been sure what more people wanted from her with that storyline.
My issue came when the hard work started and Callie became emotionally detached, loss patience, and just failed to be supportive due to being tired. The easy part ended at the shower scene and the hard work began after for both of them. Completely understandable but they both failed at pushing/working when it was time to. Reason why I appreciated Callie's football analogy patient.
My issue came when the hard work started and Callie became emotionally detached, loss patience, and just failed to be supportive due to being tired
My memory generally really sucks, but other than the sex thing and the conversation about heels around the time of Bailey's wedding, I'd love some examples of this
9x10: Hotel scene Arizona asks Callie to go to the bathroom so she can take off her leg
9x11: Celebratory lawsuit scene Callie makes a comment about were trying right after the beautiful hotel scene where she'll wait until Arizona's ready
9x12: Arizona lying about being in the shower
9x15: Buying hospital discussion at Merder's house
10x09: Miscarriage scene
All of these missed moments where Callie should have pushed for them to do the hard work. They were in the middle of the race, and quit at the home stretch. I really understood them just wanting to move on and being utterly exhausted by everything. The shower scene never bothered me I thought it was necessary for Arizona's wake up call. The problems began with the leg, but the irreversible damages happened when they both stopped pushing each other to finish their race.
Sad to say, but it's more an argument for them being friends than anything else.
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ap100 I think your English is perfect, and you convey your ideas thoroughly!
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I definitely feel that Callie's commitment to Arizona throughout that time is majorly undervalued. Based on who we know Callie to be, she handled that with as much grace and fervor as she could. Did she make mistakes? Absolutely. But considering all that she was dealing with at the time, between Mark and Arizona and the near destruction of her family, she was pretty amazing. I don't know many people who wouldn't collapse under the weight of that. I've never really been sure what more people wanted from her with that storyline.
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Reason why I appreciated Callie's football analogy patient.
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My memory generally really sucks, but other than the sex thing and the conversation about heels around the time of Bailey's wedding, I'd love some examples of this
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9x11: Celebratory lawsuit scene Callie makes a comment about were trying right after the beautiful hotel scene where she'll wait until Arizona's ready
9x12: Arizona lying about being in the shower
9x15: Buying hospital discussion at Merder's house
10x09: Miscarriage scene
All of these missed moments where Callie should have pushed for them to do the hard work. They were in the middle of the race, and quit at the home stretch. I really understood them just wanting to move on and being utterly exhausted by everything. The shower scene never bothered me I thought it was necessary for Arizona's wake up call. The problems began with the leg, but the irreversible damages happened when they both stopped pushing each other to finish their race.
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