s06e21 — A Beautiful Day
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| Duration: | 43 min. |
| Released: | 24.04.202325.04.2023 05:00 |
| Watched by: | 12 11315.09% |
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Morgan dancing with her daughter is just lovely)
The patients were very difficult, but the Christmas installation, it was all so touching...
I hope the birth of a grandson will help Glassey cope with the loss of her beloved job.
It is very difficult to accept that you are "no longer the same" not a little bit, but so much that you need to change your life and move on to new goals and new routines.
About how to come to terms with life after operations / lifetime diagnoses, etc.
Someone is simpler, someone is more difficult to bear it. Someone still does not accept it.
From the point of view of the series, apparently the authors are leading us to "I missed everything with my daughter because of my career, and now with my "grandson" at least part of it will have time to catch up and be happy for the last part of my life."
Personally, I saw that Sean tried his best, took care as much as he could, tried to talk countless times, but no, Glassy did not please..
The reusable error indication "works" with Sean. Sean learns to understand if he chooses the right wording. If I hadn't studied, I wouldn't have married, and I wouldn't have been a surgeon. Sean will never recover, and he won't be normal, but Glassy never forgets about it.
Glassey is angry, and he himself in this episode reminded us all why. Because of the ego. The ego of a brilliant surgeon. The ego of a man of genius in his field. When the ground is knocked out from under such people, they become unbearable.
Aaron Glassman is a patient, strong, intelligent man. But he is not always wise, not always restrained, not always kind or sweet. Because he's not just a sweet grandfather taking care of a sick boy.
I once met a young American surgeon who was doing some very cool surgeries. There was something facial-jaw. He told me how they even put faces back out of the mess. They take off the face with a flap and assemble the jaws, and other similar things. It was impressive, of course. But it was so noticeable that this surgeon was bursting with his coolness. He was also handsome and tall. And so self-confident! He knew everything better than anyone. He pretended to be businesslike and important every moment, even if it wasn't necessary. He just oozed superiority and self-admiration.
I do not dispute that he was unattainable, because he earned all this through long studies and hard work. Yes, he also improved his qualifications, and was almost going to Doctors without Borders. But with his behavior and demeanor, he eventually pushed away from himself. A strange man.
Sorry for the many letters)
But in general, it annoys me that they once again brought Sean and Glassman into conflict and put poor Glassman at risk again. Give the man a break already.
The creators are generally cruel, or they kill characters, or deprive them of access to their favorite business almost constantly. Only the girl who went abroad to work was more or less lucky.
What explains, but is offended, is of course good. Sean still has to live and live and 99% of the people with whom he communicates absolutely do not care about his peculiarities (and this is normal). Glassman does everything to adapt Sean, including poking at his "flaws." Sean already knows perfectly well what upset people are and how to act later, but empathy does not work for him and he is not good at predicting such a situation. That's what Glassy and Leah are trying to teach him.
As a neural network, it needs to be taught the same thing as many times as possible (in our opinion) simply because if the situation is different (for us - in an insignificant detail), this difference is not obvious to him.
What Marcus did at the end is incredible magic. 🥹
The branch with Glassman, of course, is hard... To devote my whole life to operations, to become the best and end my career like this, and thanks to my son, you can say.
Morgan learns all the delights of motherhood) so it is, I understand her perfectly ....
Well, finally, a nut is born 🥹🥹🥹🥹
I'm already waiting for the next episode, I don't know what..
I understand him, I was in a similar situation when I was told that I had a tumor in my spine. At that time, I completely disconnected from the world and the tears flowed by themselves. It's good that I didn't lose the opportunity to do what I love, then I wouldn't know how much more I would move away from it.
So don't go chasing Glassey, give him time.
And I don't see them as a couple at all.