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Greys Anatomy Character Analysis
Greys anatomy revolves its plotline around the main character and protagonist Meredith Grey who was first introduced as a young intern who is consistently expected to live up to her mother’s legacy. She later fell in love with doctor “McDreamy”, Derek Shepard, who happened to be her boss. Together they ignite the sex, romance and love triangle on the show. Other lovable supporting characters such as Justin Chambers (Alex Karev) Initially cocky and hostile to his co-workers, Jessica Capshaw (Arizona Robbins) "quirky" and "perky" and my personal favorite is "the Nazi", Chandra Wilson (Dr. Miranda Bailey) who played her role superbly. The supporting work is clearly a winner. Each actor and actress that played their part in presenting breath
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