Grey's Anatomy sees Dr Addison Montgomery return for shocking cliffhanger
They ignored the advice of security staff to temporarily shut down the clinic, which proved disastrous, as the protestors only grew in number and began launching missiles through the clinic's windows – Benson 'Blue' Kwan even took a brick to the head.
One trainee felt particularly responsible as she'd revealed Addison's location on social media earlier in the day. With Addison being famous for travelling in a mobile clinic around states where abortions are illegal, Blue accused the trainee of gifting these protestors with"a roadmap" to the hospital.
Miranda told the shellshocked youngsters:"We are struggling as doctors, advocates for women and reproductive freedom... We need to lift each other up!"singalong, the episode took a devastating twist when Addison walked out of the building. Stopping in the middle of the street to help pick up some dropped paperwork, a car appeared out of nowhere, running her and a trainee over.
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