
One of those is the successful romantic drama series, Virgin River, which is based on Robyn Carr’s novel series of the same name. Apart from Mel and Jack, there are a number of characters which add significant value to the Netflix series, but the best character in Virgin River is not who you think it is.
Muriel Teaches a Valuable Lesson




One of the most important moments, apart from the shocking ending of Virgin River Season 6, was when Muriel found a small lump on her breast. Even though it caught her off-guard, she remained positive and dedicated. She got the checks done, and even when she received the news, she let herself feel all the emotions, but also reminded herself that this was just a small part of her journey. She constantly assured herself and everyone around her that receiving this news wasn’t easy, but that she knows she has the support and strength to tackle it and get better.
Muriel’s Take on Friendship Has Changed




Muriel, oh Muriel. There is no denying that Muriel hasn’t always been the easiest to be around. Especially in the first few seasons of the Netflix hit series, she became Virgin River’s troublemaker and husband-stealer. While some fans are missing the point of Virgin River, they definitely didn’t miss the fact that Muriel made some terrible choices at the beginning of the TV show. When Hope and Doc were going through some marriage issues, Muriel became rather close to him, and the pain of that betrayal caused some tensions within the friend group that is Virgin River’s sewing circle.
Muriel’s Complex Breakup




Muriel’s previous relationship shows that Netflix’s Virgin River doesn’t fully follow the books, because Season 5 ended with Muriel dating her colleague at Doc’s clinic, Cameron, which never happened in the books. Despite their significant age range and their shared workplace, they were dedicated to making it work. Once they both admitted that they were serious about their May-December romance, they asked Doc for approval and received it.
The latest season of the longest-running Netflix series shocked fans with the fact that Cameron and Muriel were suddenly not dating anymore. In fact, it wasn’t just a break-up, because Cameron left Virgin River all together and gave his ex-fiancée a second chance. Why? Because she changed, and he does want kids after all. It’s a fair point, but poor Muriel.
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