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Over Catherine's head, Meredith made an unexpected choice in the last episode of season 20: she decided to resign from the Fox Foundation and release her Alzheimer's research online. This suggests the level of suspense around her choice in * Grey's Anatomy* Season 21, particularly in light of the time people she was directly working with had to digest what she has done. But considering her current great connection with Nick, she will probably get an honest view from him that will direct her next step of action.
The course of their relationship will probably correspond with whatever Meredith chooses to do going forward from her former post-stepping down job. Marinis wishes to see her and her husband become surgeons together, working to save one or several lives together in a spectacular event. This would highlight how committed both of them are to save others and how much they get along outside of their personal lives. Such pivotal events would be a great approach to carry on their narratives in the forthcoming episodes.
Meredith and Nick will be living together and starting a family, but I also think she has opened him to allow him participate in her wild ways and decision-making. She is not going to quit making those irrational judgments; rather, he will be involved, which I find to be really exciting. Because Nick is the first person Mer has had a romantic relationship with to call her out on all the things people have let slip in the past, he is incredibly appealing and a perfect match for her. [ Andrews] DeLuca never did that with her, and Derek typically found her right when he questioned her. She is now, however, under assault in a way that occasionally she is correct and other times she is not. And that is messy. Unlike many of her former relationships, Nick is more of an equal to her.
Investigating those two together as two surgeons as well as as a relationship greatly interests me as well. Perhaps they cooperate on some project.
Showrunner for * Grey's Anatomy*, Meg Marinis has explained why Nick Marsh is Meredith Grey's ideal match and how the show will go on showing their connection going forward. The couple's connection has grown in the most current program episodes—which have been running for a few seasons. The two have acquired a house together by the end of * Grey's Anatomy* season 20, therefore proving the strength of their relationship.
In an interview with Shondaland, Marinis explained why Nick is Meredith's ideal friend and hinted at potential developments in their relationship. The Showrunner clarified that although Nick is eager to share with Meredith what others keep to themselves, he also supports some of her more bold ideas as he believes in her. View what Marinis had to say regarding the duo below:
With four Emmys and other honors, Grey's Anatomy is regarded as one of the outstanding television shows of our day. Meredith Grey and the team of doctors at Grey Sloan Memorial, who everyday must make life-or-death decisions, are followed in the high-intensity medical drama. They console one another and occasionally go beyond simple friendship. Together they realize that black and white definitions of medicine or relationships cannot exist.
Since 2005, the show has been airing consistently and, eventually, it has become a mainstay of TV viewing. The programme has drawn both good and bad comments. Grey's Anatomy remains a major production that will probably captivate audiences for many more years.
But one of the largest changes in the series will be the amount of * Grey's Anatomy* doctors leaving Grey Sloan Memorial, which will make Season 21 among the most erratic entries in the series history. Meredith's choice to stop marks the beginning of an uncertain chapter in her life with Nick, not a definitive ending to her journey. But as the show goes on, the duo will probably remain the ideal match given their close relationship and continuous caring for one another.
Hulu now streams all of * Grey's Anatomy's episodes.