Wednesday, October 21, 2015

The lengths we go to for love…..

Spoiler alert for anyone who hasn’t watched the season 12 opener. This season started off with a dramatic story line. For most if not all of us, when it comes to the people we love we’d go to any length to protect that person, to be with that person, and show them that we care. In this episode two teenage girls were hit by a train while “walking to school”. When they bring these two girls in the doctors quickly find out that this was no accident. They didn’t want to die but they didn’t want to live in a world without each other. One of the girl’s parents especially her mom didn’t approve of this relationship so when she came across the letters the girl’s wrote back and forth to each other in a box, she immediately wanted to send her away to a special camp that would “fix” her. The girls were both scared to lose each other so they decided to jump in front of train together. When Dr. Torres heard this it brought tears to her eyes not only because this was a beyond sad situation but she knew the pain of being judged for who she loved also. Dr. Torres is a bisexual woman and has faced her share of ignorance from people. Hearing how hurt and scared this young girl was made her furious and although she “stepped out of line” as a doctor by giving her opinion to the mother while giving an update on the girl, she walked away before letting it get the best of her. Later on the mother started gaining up on another doctor who ended up punching her in the face (even though that was very unprofessional the lady really deserve it in my opinion) and apologizing after. As the show goes on you see the girl’s father start to show how he really feels about the situation and even eventually talks to the father of the other girl. The other girl’s father was taking it rough because his daughter was all he had left his wife died and he moved to America to give his daughter a better life. In the end the mom is freaking out saying she’s still making her daughter go to the camp and being completely rude. When out of nowhere the father steps in and starts yelling saying she’s not going to camp because her well-being and happiness matter more to him than if she’s lesbian, they aren’t pressing charges on the doctor or suing the hospital and if she doesn’t stop he’s leaving her never to come back and taking their daughter with him. That by far was my favorite part because while he was yelling this all to her the doctors were bring his daughter back into the room and she heard every word her dad said. The ending was so beyond sweet, the girl wrote the other girl a letter and gave it to her dad to give to her when she woke up. When she did wake up she was scared and seeing that letter made her happy. That was a great first episode and it made me even more excited for the rest of the season.




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