Atticus Lincoln
Atticus Lincoln | |
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'Grey's Anatomy' character | |
First appearance | "With a Wonder and a Wild Desire" |
Last appearance | Script error: No such module "Formatted appearance". |
Portrayed by | Chris Carmack |
In-universe information | |
Title | M.D. |
Occupation | Orthopedic Surgeon |
Significant other | Amelia Shepherd |
Atticus Lincoln, often referred to as "Link," is a fictional character from the American television series Grey's Anatomy. Portrayed by actor Chris Carmack, Link is introduced as an orthopedic surgeon at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital.
Character Background[edit | edit source]
Atticus Lincoln, known to his colleagues and friends as "Link," is characterized by his laid-back demeanor and positive outlook on life. He is a skilled orthopedic surgeon who joins the staff at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital in the fifteenth season of Grey's Anatomy.
Early Life and Education[edit | edit source]
Link's background is not extensively detailed in the series, but it is known that he grew up with a passion for sports, which later influenced his decision to specialize in orthopedics. His educational journey led him to become a highly competent surgeon, respected by his peers.
Professional Life[edit | edit source]
Link is introduced to the series as a new attending orthopedic surgeon. His approach to medicine is often contrasted with the more intense and sometimes dramatic styles of his colleagues. He is known for his ability to connect with patients and his dedication to his work.
Relationships with Colleagues[edit | edit source]
Link quickly forms friendships with several of his colleagues, including Meredith Grey, Alex Karev, and Jo Wilson. His easy-going nature makes him a popular figure among the hospital staff.
Personal Life[edit | edit source]
Link's personal life becomes a significant storyline in the series, particularly his relationship with Amelia Shepherd. Their relationship is marked by both personal and professional challenges, as they navigate the complexities of working together while being romantically involved.
Relationship with Amelia Shepherd[edit | edit source]
Link and Amelia's relationship begins as a casual romance but quickly develops into something more serious. They face numerous challenges, including Amelia's past struggles and the complexities of raising a child together.
Notable Storylines[edit | edit source]
Throughout his time on Grey's Anatomy, Link is involved in several key storylines, including:
- His efforts to balance his professional responsibilities with his personal life.
- His relationship with Amelia Shepherd and their journey as parents.
- His interactions with other key characters, which often provide comic relief and emotional depth to the series.
Reception[edit | edit source]
Link has been well-received by fans of the series, who appreciate his positive attitude and the fresh dynamic he brings to the show. His relationship with Amelia Shepherd has been a focal point for many viewers, adding depth to both characters.
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