Warning: This article contains spoilers about Thursday’s episode ofStation 19titled “Eulogy.”
This accelerated that."
She adds, “Yes, this has been intensely traumatic.
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That’s the design.
You don’t just come back from a loss like thatyou come back changed.”
She wanted to create awareness on the topic and help start a conversation.
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We really need people to take this gun situation seriously, especially when it concerns families with kids."
“We all know how Ryan feels about Andy,” he says.
I think this says a lot about his character and how much love he has for her."
But really, I think now that he really was there for her because he ultimately saves her life.
This puts Andy in a unique situation.
She’ll be dealing with survivor’s guilt after seeing her closest friend die.
She’s also dealing with her rocky relationship with her father.
I really hope that Ryan’s death brings them back together and that they end up even closer."
“We love Alberto.
He was so game for all of it.”
She adds, “4.6 million U.S. children live in houses with guns that are unlocked and loaded.
Three-thousand U.S. children and teens die each year in accidental shootings in homes.
It’s common enough that it has a name: ‘Family fire.’
But it’s rare to see it depicted on television because it’s so brutal.
I hope Ryan’s death inspires someone to save their own family by locking up their guns.”
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