Grey's Anatomy Character Analysis

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Grey’s Anatomy is a popular television show broadcasted on Abc, it is about a cast of surgeons who work at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital in Seattle Washington. Throughout the seasons the cast has changed greatly because of certain characters dying but the main character is Meredith Grey. The other important characters in the show are, Derek Shepard (Meredith’s husband), Alex Karev, Miranda Bailey, Richard Webber, Callie Torres, Owen Hunt, Arizona Robbins, Jackson Avery, April Kepner, Mark Sloan and Cristina Yang. The show is currently in its 12th season, but I chose to write about an episode from season 8 named, “She’s Gone” In this episode, Meredith and Derek continue to struggle with the adoption process and it is affecting their relationship. With Meredith being fired at the moment things are stressful for the other residents and tensions are forming. Callie and Arizona prepared to leave for a conference coming up. In the Abc TV show “Grey’s Anatomy” there are many emotions, theories of emotions, and display rules for emotions. Sadness is one of the seven universal emotions, it is an emotional of being affected with or marked by unhappiness. In “Grey’s Anatomy,” the characters, Meredith and …show more content…

In “Grey’s Anatomy” the character Christina Yang mistakenly stabbed her fellow resident, Alex Karev, in the hand with one cc of epi. Alex immediately passed out and now has to be under 24 hour monitoring but he will be fine. Christina went into Alex’s room to see if he could help her with something, not to apologize and Alex expressed a lot of anger. He did this by yelling, “you almost killed me!” and his face turned very red as he yelled. As he is yelling you can see spit come from his mouth because he is so mad. He is also laying in a bed with sheets and he is gripping the sheets very tightly. His eyebrows come closer together and speech becomes

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