[opening voice-over] I don't do reunions. High school, undergrad, med school... I don't need to make superficial conversation with a bunch of people I barely remember. If I want to keep someone in my life, I keep them in my life. Or maybe it's just that I don't know how to get rid of them.
“Back Where You Belong” · Season 13, Episode 14
In this episode: Meredith Grey (4), Maggie (2), Richard Webber (1), Riggs (1)
I just, schizophrenia is a difficult disease, but with treatment it can be helped.
What do you mean?
Well I just don't get it? I would just be happy that she's alive. How is this not a happy ending?
You're right. You don't get it.
I want to.
They gave up on her. They just buried an empty box in the ground and moved on. They had lattes, saw movies. They just lived their lives, and all the while their daughter was out there walking around in the rain, in pain and alone. And they'll never forgive themselves for that. They shouldn't.
We both know that your mother would never put me before her career
True. But I'm supposed to do better than her. Isn't that the point? Be better. I can't be like her.
Go get your job.
When Derek died, there was just one day. Just one day where I didn't know where he was. I pretended everything would be okay, but inside I was going crazy. I guess it's like that for Nathan every day.
Yeah. You get him.
Well, I don't know about that.
[closing voice-over]I don't do reunions, but I can see why people do. They can make you feel like you haven't felt in a long time. It's comfy, it's familiar, it's kind of like coming home. You see how people turned out if they realized their hopes and dreams or if they have lost their hopes and dreams. Or maybe you see that they have found what we all should find... brand new hopes and dreams.
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