6x23 Sanctuary

Dr. Meredith Grey: I learned to read in the O.R. gallery, played in the morgue, I colored with crayons on old E.R. charts. A hospital was my church, my school, my home, my safe place, my sanctuary. I love it here. Correction: loved it here.

Dr. Callie Torres: I have spent the last month trying to convince myself that I don't need kids to be happy. Really trying, giving lectures to myself, saying it out loud to you and to Mark and turning myself inside out to want what you wanted. And then I stopped for a second, and I thought, did you ever try to imagine what it would be like to change for me? Because I don't think you did. What you did was you dismissed my dream... my dream... which says to me that you don't give a rat's ass if I'm happy. I never understood squat about who you are. And now I do, and I don't like it.
Dr. Arizona Robbins: Oh, really, really, really? I'm supposed to change for you? Why, because we're in love? I mean, because you fall in love all the time... men, woman...

Dr. Callie Torres: When are you gonna forgive me for not being a good enough lesbian for you?
Dr. Arizona Robbins: When you do something to convince me that you're falling in love with me and not with being in love. When you do something to convince me that I'm different than George O'Malley, Erica Hahn, Mark Sloan or the girl at the coffee cart. I mean, you have a huge heart, and I love that about you. But I don't trust you. Why would I?