Arizona Robbins - Grey's Anatomy 5x24

[@thisnigerianlovessuya]

I hate how they all underestimated George every single time. They treated him like he was a wimp and child. It’s the same with the heart in the elevator thing. They doubted he could do it and he did an AMAZING job. They need to learn that George O’Malley wasn’t tiny and cowardly but he was a brave, noble and courageous man. I mean he jumped in front of a bus. Gone too soon. RIP 007.

[@jessicahunt6911]

When she talks about her brother my eyes just got all watery and cry looking

[@miranda13c]

Arizona was so great during this story

[@tazhaq7003]

but regardless of the fact that her brother is in the army, George deciding to go into the army is still such a noble decision... Callie should not act like Arizona is a horrible person for appreciating George's decision

[@MephistoBlack01]

EXACTLY MY THOUGHTS!!!! George's decision was not only noble but incredibly brave! And not only she diminishes George's character by treating him like a baby and not the MAN he was, but she also judges Arizona WITHOUT EVEN GIVING HER A CHANCE TO SPEAK HER MIND AND SHUTTING HER OUT.

[@MusicalRomancegrl]

She’s scared that he might die in a very violent way, which just isn’t fair. She’s not reacting with logic or respect she’s reacting out of “this person I care about might die and there’s not one thing I can do about it.”

[@MephistoBlack01]

For me this was the part that I would've wish Arizona could had seen as a red flag. Calliope was A) Baby-fying George instead of treating him like a man B) Judges Arizona C) Won't even allow Arizona to speak her mind (she kept telling her to "shut up") I would honestly say this was the fight that made me think Calliope was far too selfish to deserve Arizona's love in the future.

[@bagpuss121]

Am I The Only One Who Thought That Calliope,s Apology To Arizona Had No Feeling , Emotion Or Remorse For The Way She Judged Her .

[@mearbear123]

Arizona is so great

[@a_wild_desmond_appeared]

So there were 2 arguments in this that literally stem form the fact that one of them didn’t know something 1:40 and 3:30 both of these arguments could have easily been stopped sooner if Bailey said about her husband to Webber or Arizona mentioned to Callie sooner about her brother it’s really dulb

[@bagpuss121]

George Proposed To Her Shortly After His Father Died And They Hadnt Been Dating Long And They Broke Up Once Before So Callie Should Have Known Better Than Accepting That Proposal So Early In The Relationship , Even After Their Vegas Wedding Callie Wanted A Baby , If She Wanted A Baby That Badly Why Did She Wait Untiil She Met Arizona When She Could Have Had A Baby With Sloane Anytime She Wanted.After All She Ended Up Having His Baby Anyway. Callie Never Knows What She Wants . And Yes Should Be Sorry For Making Out That Arizona Didnt Care About George,s Decision .

[@caitydid86]

Why did you make the conscious decision to capitalize the first letter of every word?

[@bagpuss121]

@@caitydid86 Sorry But I Have Been Doing That For Years Not Exactly Sure Why I Started It , But I Cant Write Or Type Any Other Way .

[@immorethanthischoudhary9019]

@@bagpuss121 hey I'm sorry to reply this late. But for your capitalising, do check for OCD if you feel like it is interfering with your life and routines, mostly probably it is just a habit thing. 💞💞

[@marissanofsinger8772]

George was a strong cinnamon roll

[@lilianadavio8035]

Queremos traducción x favor

[@kamicloudss]

it’s weird that they were super against this but when april goes to jordan with owen it’s fine. and remember she had a CHILD

[@nr30199]

Bailey gets on my nerves

[@mehrnoushrm]

I’m sorry But going to Iraq, the opposite side of the world, to invade their country is heroic??? So you can sleep safely? WHAT? What did Iraq do to make Americans feel unsafe? How does that make sense to you people I don’t get it

[@ajlance2831]

9/11. That's why.

[@mehrnoushrm]

@@ajlance2831 lol

[@carlosroque2282]

@@ajlance2831 Oop

[@RLelling]

Ye 100% I don't think the writers would write that same line today. Now most Americans know they went there to kill, not to protect anything.