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What Each Character On 'Bones' Has Taught Me

Life lessons from an all-star cast.

Megan Schafer
Jun 14, 2016
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What Each Character On 'Bones' Has Taught Me
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Bones has been on for 11 seasons and still going strong, The show has lost and gained many people on the duration of the seasons. Each of these characters have earned a special place in my heart. When the show ends, I do not know what I would do without this show to watch every Thursday night. Each of these characters taught me a lesson and how to handle situations.

1. Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennen


Dr. Brennen aka Bones is the main character and a strong female lead. She is not afraid to say how she feels and what she is thinking. She has changed since the first season and it has been for the better. She never used to believe in marriage or having children but now she is married to booth and have two great children.

2. Seeley Booth


Booth is an FBI agent who used to be in the army. Booth was married once before but that did not work out. He also has one child with his first wife called Parker. Between his first marriage and his marriage to Brennen he has slept with countless woman. He is tough and protective over those who loves. He cares and is not afraid to profess his love for his faith. He is passionate and loyal to others.

3. Jack Hodgins


Dr. Hodgins is known as the bug and slime guy at the lab. He is funny, witty and always knows random facts about everything and everything. He is tough and can get through any situation that is thrown at him. He often refers to himself as the king of the lab.

4. Angela Montenegro

Angela is an artist. She is incredibly talented at both painting, taking pictures, and doing the artist work for her job. She is Married to Dr. Hodgins and is Brennen's best friend. She has a tough exterior but a big heart for many different situations.

5. Dr. Camille Saroyan

Dr. Camille Saroyan is the head of the Lab and also Seeley's Ex. She is tough and strict but has a respect for everyone. She is another character that has changed since she has been on the show.

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