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When a show has ended but your love for a couple has not.

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Did Grey's Anatomy on Reddit disappear?

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My favorite line out of Queen Charlotte Bridgerton is when King George comes to have dinner with her. He says he wanted to join her a meal. It's her response of a meal that makes me smile.

Being upset with your significant other, they come up with some bs like I am here for a meal. I know you are upset, and we have other problems, but here I am for a meal.

I felt her disgust for George, and it made me chuckle. 😂🤣🤣. Long live the Queen.

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After watching the season finale of Greys Inhave a couple of thoughts.

1. Jules is becoming my favorite intern. I believe her story had more depth than the others. I can relate to her mixed feelings for Kwan after his actions, and I like this story arch of the two.

2. Lumone, for some reason, the chemistry felt so off in this episode. I felt that I was watching two different people. I am happy that they're together, and I can see the foreshadowing drama of their relationship. I hope the writers tap into these two leaning on each other.

3. Mika, not sure when it happened, but I have started to dislike her. The continued jabs at Lucas are getting annoying, and her attitude is not becoming. I can see her and Helm having fights, especially with their new roles.

4. I need Grey-Sloan to start hiring some attendees. It's obvious the short staff is going to be their downfall. They're not answering their pages is more dangerous than these interns working on patients that continue to die.

5. I love Bailey and Teddy. Let them sour in their new roles, and I am not worried about Teddy after the end of the finale.

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I like Simone, but she is stressing me out. If you love Trey and want to be with him, WTH are you crying in the kitchen after Lucas, for the million time, confesses his love for you?

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I will be adding Sorrows. Sorrows. Prayers to my vocabulary now.

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That last scene in Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton story, where the older Queen Charlotte and the now older and fully Mad King George are lying down with each other, after she's told him their children have produced a legitimate heir... the way he holds her hand and says "You didn't go over the wall." The way she looks at him and says "No George, I didn't go over the wall."

The way they laugh/cry and kiss each other. The way the unspoken part is that Charlotte will NEVER go over that wall and abandon him to the demons in his mind. And, if you know their history, the real Charlotte never did abandon him and cared for him till she died. The real George would die two years later.

🥺🥹🥺🥹🥺🥹

I'm not crying, you're crying. Oh fuck it, I'm crying too.

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I have been rooting for a friendship between Simone and Jules. It was nice to watch their bonding.

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I enjoy Queen Charlotte entirely and binge-watch all six episodes. The story of King George and Queen Charlotte is completely beautiful.

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You ever look at an on-screen couple, and then their social media page, and you get a vibe they might be together irl?

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So I have just started watching Greys from the beginning.

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I am so here for this foreshadowing of their future.

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Lucas contuines to follow his Uncle patterns. 🥰🤣😂

Simone is stressing me out. We received confirmation that she's not marrying Trey. Can I be in the room when she introduces Lucas as her MOH to Trey?

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Lucas & Simone casually acting couple-ish with his beer. 😘 

Grey’s Anatomy ep 19x13

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Simone is stressing me out. We received confirmation that she's not marrying Trey. Can I be in the room when she introduces Lucas as her MOH to Trey?

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Does anyone else feel that Simone's grandmother, Joyce Ward, will be the key to Simone not escaping her feelings for Lucas?  The writers have forecast a couple of things, for example. 

Her grandmother's health is not going so well, and her grandmother loved Trey. 

19x02 - Meredith asked Simone how Jules was doing after the amputation, and she told her not to go cold.  She will need support when it's her turn.

Lucas and Joyce had a one-on-one scene together.  There's a reason for that, which could be parallel to when George took care of Ellis. 

We know that Grey loves to parallel storylines.  But what if they take Ellis's comment to Meredith in 2x5 about Richard as a parallel?  Joyce final remembers her granddaughter and tells Simone that she knows she has feelings for Lucas, and she approves.  

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The fact that Simone and Lucas had no more than two minutes of screen time together has a chokehold on me makes so much sense.