The five original interns play fairly different roles of "Heating Anatomy". Christina is a wildly driven workaholic, Meredith struggles with the legacy of being the famous daughter of a surgeon, Georgeore is often in the head, Izzy is considered too "bubble" and "pretty" to be taken seriously, and Alex is unusual. For a little time, it's All Alex is, especially when he cheats on Izzy early in their relationship. However, over time, Alex softens, but to say that it is unhappy in the Loveube is massive underestimation. After being inbes in one of his patients, a woman injured in a ferry crash with a boat named Rebecca (Elizabeth Reader), she succumbs to severe mental illness, and after Izzy almost dies of cancer, she leaves (marking Catherine's exit).

Alex may not always advance personally, but he Whether They grow professionally. After being interested in pediatric surgery, he starts working under the head of the department, Dr -Arizona Robbins (Essica Kapsho), who helps him become a better surgeon and a sensitive doctor. He also forms an intensely close relationship with Meredith, especially after Christina, her "personality", leaves the play in the final of the season 10.

It is impossible to talk about Alex's growth in the show, though, without discussing Wilo Wilson. When Joo begins his stay at the Gray Sloan Memorial Hospital (no Seattle Grace), she and Alex Booth are heads, but eventually tied to the fact that both had heavy upbringing; Both were in the foster system and fought with family structures and poverty before entering medical school and becoming doctors. At the end of the ninth season of the show, Ando and Alex finally became a couple, despite a few very dramatic strokes at speed, they stick out And Married to the final of the season 14.

This makes him particularly disappointing and disturbing that Alex's exit is associated with Izzy, a woman who deeply injured and left him, to the detriment of O, a woman who loved Alex fiercely and stuck on her side through the best and worst times. In Joo, Alex finally found support for equal and partner, and in Alex, Joo found the stability that had been missing for her life. So, how did the show during the 16th season, Christa Vernoff justify this dreadful way out?