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[siren wailing]

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♪ Little bird, little bird ♪

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[Meredith] When a virus finds
its way into our bodies...

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♪ Won't you sing me a song? ♪

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...our immune system unleashes an attack.

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♪ I may not know all the words ♪

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It puts up a good fight
and then stands down.

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♪ But I'll try to sing along ♪

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Or at least that's
what it's supposed to do.

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♪ My little bird ♪

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[wheezing]

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♪ Let 'em talk, that's what they do ♪

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Sometimes the system works so hard

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that it goes completely off the rails.

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♪ No amount of saying somethin' ♪

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Immune cells start attacking
healthy tissue.

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They flood the lungs, clot the blood,

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cause vessels to leak,
and shut down organs.

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Our own body wreaks havoc on itself.

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♪ All will be all right ♪

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[monitor beeping]

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♪ Hold tight, stay cold ♪

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It's called the cytokine storm.

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♪ It hurts bad but I know ♪

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[gasps]

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♪ Ooh ♪

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And it takes a miracle to stop it.

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[laughing]

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[DeLuca] Okay, better lung sounds
than yesterday,

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and your inflammatory markers
are decreasing.

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But, uh, how do you feel?

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[Meredith] Like I've been asleep
for a week or a month.

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It's like that
whether you have COVID or not.

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You've been mostly asleep for eight days.

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[Meredith] Oof.

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How are the kids?

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Have they been a lot? Be honest.

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[Amelia] This week?

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Ellis is leaving dishes
all over the house.

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Bailey is mad that he can't fly.

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[chuckles] And Zola's teacher has asked

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that Zola stop correcting her.

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[Maggie chuckles]

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When can I leave?

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Your oxygen requirements are decreasing,

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so if they continue in that direction,

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we could probably discharge you
within a week.

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I'll be back in an hour
to run another ABG, okay?

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Take a deep breath for me, there, Shanice.

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Good. Another one.

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[Shanice] I didn't want
anyone to get hurt.

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[Sharon] Hush, sweetie. You are brave.

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You are a hero.

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Rescue someone, did you?

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Herself and her friend.

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From a fire? That's incredible.

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By starting a fire.

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Some animal kidnapped them
and locked them up in his house.

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It was the only way they could get out.

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-Oh, my God. That's--
-[door opens]

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Oh, my God.

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[Owen] Jada Williams. Smoke inhalation,

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second degree burns to the left hand.

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-[Shanice] Jada! Are you okay?
-[Sharon] Where's your mother?

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[Jada crying] They took her.
They arrested her!

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-Wait, why would they--
-Montgomery from 19

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said there was an altercation
with police at the scene.

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Obviously some mix-up. Sharon: It's okay.

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It's a mistake, okay? They'll let her out.

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Where's your father?
Did your mother call him?

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[Jada] He went to see my grandma
in Nevada.

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She wouldn't stop going out
in public without a mask.

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Okay. We'll figure it out.

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-We'll be okay.
-Schmitt, get her a chest X-ray

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and page Avery to come
and have a look at this hand.

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-[FaceTime call chimes]
-[Winston] Hey.

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Did we have a date and I forgot about it?

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[Maggie] Mer's awake. [laughs]

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Really? That's incredible!

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We weaned her off of high flow O2.

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Her PaO2 is 88.

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She even laughed!

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She's awake! God!

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[cackles]

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That sounded a little crazy.

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But it's just been so dark around here.

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I hear you.

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But you're still shining on my end.

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Aww.

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-Where are you?
-Oh, I'm in my car,

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in a-a grocery store parking lot.

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Mm-hmm. Oh, my God.

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There is another woman, isn't there?

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You know, I, uh, hate for you
to find out this way,

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but, you know, I'm just not cut out

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for the whole long-distance thing.

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Yeah, well, it was nice while it lasted.

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I'm so happy about Meredith.

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[chuckles] Truly.

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-[chuckles]
-Now let me go buy my eggs.

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[call ends]

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Okay.

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[Richard] Evening rounds was uneventful.

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But Ms. Fisher complained of a
tenderness around the incision.

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[Jo] Okay. I'll check on her
as soon as I can.

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Uh, Wilson, I know you've
taken on some of Grey's cases,

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and now with Bailey's mother passing...

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I'm asking a lot of you.

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Well, she's awake now.

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But she still needs time to recover.

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Right. Just [chuckles] wishful thinking.

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-Yeah.
-Um-- Oh, uh, uh, sir,

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w-when you have a minute, I was
wondering if I could talk to you

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-about something that I am considering...
-[text message chimes]

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...um, career-wise.

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Oh, damn it.

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Oh, well, it doesn't have to be now.

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I'm sure that you are dying to go home.

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[sighs]

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No one's leaving here tonight.

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Pierce.

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What? No Magpie?

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You said you hate my nicknames.

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Which only seemed to increase
your pleasure in using them.

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[monitor beeping]

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All right.

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Deep breath.

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[wheezing inhale]

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-[exhales shakily]
-All right. Still diminished,

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but decent.

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Who slapped you with the happy stick?

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Meredith's awake.

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Oh.

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Maybe I won't die alone and forgotten.

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I'm basing my chances
of beating this thing

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on Grey pulling through.

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She's a lot, uh, feistier.

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And younger.

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-Ouch.
-[chuckles]

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I'm gonna come check on you in an hour.

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Try to get some rest.

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I literally have no choice.

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[monitor beeping]

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[door opens, closes]

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[wheezing]

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Know any good jokes?

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[chuckles]

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Me neither.

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[sighs]

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[indistinct conversations]

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[Jo] Hey. Great news about Meredith.

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[Teddy] Yeah. Great.

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[Richard] Listen up. Seattle Pres
has reached capacity.

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Which means we should expect to receive

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about twice the patients per day.

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We are activating surge capacity protocol.

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-[all murmuring]
-Hey, I'm not happy about it, either.

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We need to double up on every room we can.

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We are converting this cafeteria
to COVID overflow tonight.

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We need all available hands,
including residents.

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You will now take care of COVID patients.

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So, call home, make arrangements,

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check your inboxes for assignments.

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Thank you.

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[Bailey] I didn't get an e-mail.

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Because you're not supposed to
be here. You should be at home.

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I'm not exposing my kids to COVID

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the week they lost their grandma.

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Then go to a hotel.

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You told me you couldn't leave
this place when it needed you.

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Well, neither can I.

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Fine.

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Patient transfer.

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-Bailey, if you need to leave to go home--
-I won't.

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We want to do a chest X-ray

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to make sure the smoke
didn't damage your lungs, okay?

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Shouldn't take long.

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[Jackson} We're gonna have to do
the same for you, too.

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Let me just finish this hand first.

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[sighs] I pushed
on the vent thing to get out,

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-but the fire made it really hot.
-[cellphone ringing]

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-Stupid.
-[Sharon] Hello?

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No, no. It sounds smart.

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[Sharon] Sure. Hold on. Let me ask.

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This is Jada's father. Can they talk?

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Of course. I'm almost done here.

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I-I'm so sorry.

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Daddy, I'm-- I'm so sorry.

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We didn't mean to do anything bad.

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-Any word on the mother?
-Can't believe they arrested her.

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-I can.
-[Owen] Nothing yet,

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but we need to get them
transferred upstairs.

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What? Now? We've only just
gotten them anywhere near calm.

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They're bringing the kidnapper here,

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and Montgomery said
that he is belligerent.

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Absolutely not. We're not
bringing him to this hospital.

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I'm as against it as you are.

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But Seattle Pres has closed their doors,

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and he has to go somewhere.

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[DeLuca] Okay. Sats are incredible.

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[Meredith] Must be able to
do those in your sleep by now.

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Sleep? What sleep?

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Kidding. I've been getting sleep.

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How are my patients doing?

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Okay, Randall, Thompson, and Patel...

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they were all discharged. They recovered.

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Walker?

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Did his son get to see him at least?

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He barely made it in time, but yeah.

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Wish I could help.

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If it's any consolation,

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I've been working here every single day,

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and I don't really feel like
I'm much help, either.

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[cellphone chimes]

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[sighs]

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Look, I really hate to go, but--

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No. Go. It's okay.

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Hey.

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It's really good to hear your voice.

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Fire marshal says no more than 30 beds.

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Has Supply brought down
the pulse oxes yet?

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Yes, they're being delivered as we speak.

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And we got an additional four high flows.

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How?

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We lost the patients who were using them.

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Helm!

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You have just put the monitor
in the wrong place,

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and now we're gonna have wires and cords

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running along the patient's bed,

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which has created a hazard,

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not only for a seriously ill patient,

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but also for the staff.

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I'm sorry. I didn't realize--

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I guess you didn't "realize"

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that you put the medical waste bin

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too far away from
the hand sanitizer dispenser.

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So if I'm examining a patient,

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that means that I have to cross the room

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to dispose of the medical
supplies, recross the room,

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sanitize my hands,

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which means you have
doubled my exposure time

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and wasted my time.

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So fix this station and
fix the other three stations.

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Actually, you know what?
Find someone else to do it,

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because you've just proven

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why we haven't let residents
actually do anything.

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-Richard] Dr. Altman.

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Can I help you?

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Can I send Dr. Helm upstairs

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to help out on the COVID floor?

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Bailey's asking for reinforcements.

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I don't care.

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[flatline]

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[Maggie] Charge to 200.

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[paddles whine]

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Clear.

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[defibrillator thumps]

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Charge to 300.

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Clear.

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[defibrillator thumps]

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[flatline]

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Time of death, 2:13.

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[click, flatline stops]

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I didn't even know his whole name.

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Do you want to?

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His wife would call him every day.

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She'd talk his ear off
on the speaker phone.

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I don't speak Spanish,
but I could hear kids playing.

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Maybe grandkids.

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I could hear his wife crying.

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And then she would force a laugh.

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And sometimes his eyes were open.

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And... he would force a smile,

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you know, when she would force a laugh

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'cause he was trying to take
care of her through the phone.

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His first name is Hector.

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And yes, I'd like to know his last name

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for my prayers, please.

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Martinez.

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Hector Martinez.

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-Is Grey still awake?
-Yes.

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Yeah, she's still awake.

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All right.

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[cellphone chiming]

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[sighs]

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[door opens, closes]

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[sirens wailing in distance]

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All right, we got the girls upstairs,

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so the coast is clear down here
for... Satan's arrival.

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Do they know what this guy was doing?

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Is he, like, a serial killer?
In a pandemic?

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Sex trafficking is more likely.
The house they burned down

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could have been a way station
or the destination.

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I don't want to be anywhere near this guy.

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[Bob coughing]

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[Travis] 45-year-old male
involved in a house fire.

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Smoke inhalation, burns to the left arm.

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Vitals are stable.

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[Owen] The victims are safe, Montgomery.

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You mean the girls who broke into my house

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and set fire to it?

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[Travis] They could have
burned alive in there.

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He's human garbage.
Get these cuffs off me!

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I want my lawyer. Now.

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He's also gonna say that a lot. Good luck.

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-[coughs]
-We've already informed security.

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Let's get him to trauma one.

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-Ma'am?
-What happened to the guy

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who just came out
of the ambulance? Is he okay?

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Ma'am, you can't be out here
without a a mask.

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Okay, yeah. Thank you very much.

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I just, um... I'm a little...out of it.

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I just was mugged, and, um,

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the guy, he-- he shoved me
and took my purse,

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and I hit my head, I think.

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You'd think people would
behave better in a pandemic.

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Come on. Follow me.
I'll get you checked out.

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[Jackson] So, I made a few calls,

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and my attorney's looking into
your mother's arrest.

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We should know more pretty soon.

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-[Woman on PA] Code Blue, Room 5260.
-Man: Room 5260 coding. Let's go.

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It's okay.

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I know it may not sound like it,

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but you're safe here, Jada. You are, okay?

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We are gonna get your mother out of there.

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[Jada] She didn't--

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She didn't do anything wrong.

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She was just scared...

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trying to protect us. [sighs]

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We never should have
met up with a stranger.

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It was so dumb.

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He's the bad guy here, not you.

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You're 13 years old, Jada.

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You should be allowed to make
a few mistakes and survive them.

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That's kind of what
growing up is all about.

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When I was 15 years old,
took my mother's car.

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Didn't have a driver's license yet.

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Picked up my buddies, driving
around, trying to show off,

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spin the tires, you know, burn rubber.

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Caught a patch of ice. Crashed sideways.

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Could have killed everyone
'cause I did something stupid.

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Still ended up being a doctor.

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You made a mistake.

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You learned from it, right?

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What that guy did, that was no mistake.

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He did that on purpose.

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So he's the one that we're mad at.

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You want to be mad at somebody,

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be mad at him, not yourself.

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[inhales deeply] Okay.

14:00.083 --> 14:01.834
[Bob coughs, grunts]

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Can you at least loosen these damn things?

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If you would calm down and stop moving,

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it might not bother you so much,

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and it would help me to work on your arm.

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Oh, they burned down my house,
and I got arrested.

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Would you be calm?

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Oh, don't tell me you believe them.

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Sir, not only do I believe
them, but I'm amazed by them.

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They are resourceful, powerful, brilliant.

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You know, my own sister

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was taken hostage by scumbags like you.

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She was held for 10 years.

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And these girls, they got
themselves out in one night,

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and they risked their lives to do it.

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Now, it is my job to repair
your lungs and your skin,

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and I need your cooperation to
do that, but your life, Bob...

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your life will be spent behind bars.

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And your soul? [chuckles]

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There is nothing
anyone can do to save that.

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You're the devil's barbecue, Bob,

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so get used to the smell of burning flesh.

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[grunts] Get me another doctor.

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I want another doctor!

14:55.000 --> 14:56.834
I've been through enough...

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without... hav--

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[Owen] Okay, dramatic move, Bob.

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Let's call a stroke alert
and have CT on standby.

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[Woman on PA] Code stroke, emergency room.
Code stroke, emergency room.

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Doesn't look like you sustained
any serious injuries

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from your fall.

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Code stroke, emergency room.

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[Opal] Um, what's--
what's going on in there?

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[Owen] Let's get ready to move him.

15:17.834 --> 15:20.375
Ugh. You don't want to know.

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Anything else hurting you?

15:23.166 --> 15:25.458
Any soreness or...

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Have someone from neuro meet me in CT.

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He has slurred speech and focal deficits.

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Possible stroke. Let's go.

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Ma'am?

15:35.125 --> 15:37.000
Oh. [exhales sharply] Sorry.

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Been alone for months.

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I'm not used to all this activity.

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Um, can I...

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Where is your restroom?

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Oh, yeah, it's just around the corner.

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Thanks.

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[door opens]

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[Sighs]

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Ksracick: Uh, you can go.

15:54.000 --> 15:55.375
-[clears throat]
-[door closes]

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[Meredith] It got you, too, huh?

15:56.834 --> 15:59.875
[Koracick] Like an 18-wheeler
on a sheet of ice.

15:59.959 --> 16:01.834
But I, uh...

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I just wanted to see for myself

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that it's possible to beat this thing.

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Almost beat it.

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You know how many rules
you're breaking right now?

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I really just wanted to be in
a room where no one was dying.

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'Cause everyone's dying.

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I won't tell if you don't.

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[sighs]

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[Amelia] Whatcha got?

16:37.542 --> 16:38.709
[Owen] I didn't mean for them to page you.

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If you need to be with Meredith...

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I want to be wherever
I can help and save lives,

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so it is your guy's lucky day.

16:44.542 --> 16:46.917
Well, slurred speech,
slight droop in the face,

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left-sided weakness in the arms and legs.

16:48.750 --> 16:52.000
He was also just arrested for
kidnapping two teenage girls,

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possibly trafficking.

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I'm not sure that this is
a life you're looking to save.

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I've already said a few things to this guy

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that could get me fired.

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Well, then...

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I guess I am his best chance

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at living long enough
that he will rot in prison.

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-[chuckle]
-Silver lining?

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[computer beeps]

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Okay, looks like an ischemic stroke.

17:12.542 --> 17:14.750
Let's start Alteplase and get a CTA.

17:14.834 --> 17:16.250
-Okay.
-Mm-hmm.

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[DeLuca] Ah, Bailey. Good.

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Uh, Abrams and Richardson are settled,

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and I want to wait
on Lottman's ABG results.

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Make sure she's stable.

17:33.709 --> 17:36.333
Um, DeLuca, can you
get Mr. Franklin settled?

17:37.625 --> 17:38.834
Dr. Bailey?

17:40.125 --> 17:42.917
Uh, my mom died in that room last night.

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I just need a minute.

17:48.291 --> 17:50.166
-Dr. Bailey...
-Hmm.

17:50.250 --> 17:52.125
...you're superhuman.

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You know that, right?

17:53.500 --> 17:55.083
You got an ability to cut through crap

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unlike anyone I have ever seen.

17:57.583 --> 18:00.375
You're a world-class surgeon
and an even better boss.

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So please don't mistake this as disrespect

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when I say...

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go away.

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Go home.

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At the very least, go to your office

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and scream, break
something-- I don't know.

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Just take more than a minute.

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Because, yes, even superhumans
need more than a minute

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to grieve the loss of the person
that made them who they are.

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We got this.

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Go away.

18:34.458 --> 18:35.709
[door opens]

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[DeLuca] Okay. How we doing here?

18:47.625 --> 18:48.792
[Amelia] Fluoro.

18:50.000 --> 18:52.583
[ventilator hissing, monitor beeping]

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He's got a clot
in his middle cerebral artery.

18:58.875 --> 19:00.500
Are the girls he hurt okay?

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I mean... okay as they can be?

19:04.041 --> 19:06.041
I hope so, but I cannot imagine.

19:06.125 --> 19:07.625
Was the world always this messed up

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and we just didn't pay attention
'cause we didn't have kids yet?

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Yeah, I notice more now.

19:12.291 --> 19:14.542
I just want to hug Scout and never let go.

19:15.583 --> 19:18.208
You know, after drenching
myself in sanitizer.

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[chuckles]

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I can't even go home
to hug Allison and Leo.

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They're staying at my mom's,
and I see them on video chat.

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It is a special kind of torture.

19:29.709 --> 19:32.583
[scoffs] Sensory deprivation.
I just--

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Ugh. I just want to smell them
and hold them.

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Well, at least I have a pandemic
to keep me occupied.

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[chuckles] That's dark.

19:41.750 --> 19:42.959
You know, when all this started,

19:43.041 --> 19:45.208
I treated it like it was a war,
like we were all this together,

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but we're not in this
together-- not even close.

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I mean, some of us are risking our lives,

19:49.750 --> 19:52.583
missing our families,
sacrificing everything, and why?

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So other people can just keep
finding ways to hurt each other?

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I mean, kidnapping teenagers
during a pandemic?

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Don't even get me started

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on all those people who
are partying without masks.

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I think you said those things
in the wrong order.

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I'm not so sure. [scoffs]

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[both laugh]

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-[Meredith] Just the facts, huh?
-Yeah!

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[Koracick] Neurosurgeons
are the best lovers

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of all the surgeons.

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It's the attention
to the smallest of details.

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We know about, uh, pleasure centers.

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Okay. It's been very nice
having you stop by.

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[laughing] You're welcome
to prove me wrong.

20:23.166 --> 20:24.625
Ortho?

20:24.709 --> 20:25.875
Forget about it. No finesse.

20:25.959 --> 20:27.625
Anesthesiology?

20:27.709 --> 20:30.458
-Snooze. Literally.
-[both laughing]

20:30.542 --> 20:31.667
[coughs]

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If this thing ever ends,
I am creating a dating app

20:35.375 --> 20:37.542
for women who want to date a neurosurgeon,

20:37.625 --> 20:39.041
and that would be me.

20:39.125 --> 20:40.542
[Woman] Let's go, let's go, let's go!

20:40.625 --> 20:42.583
[Man on PA] Code Blue, room 4850.

20:42.667 --> 20:45.667
Code Blue, room 4850.

20:46.333 --> 20:48.792
You know, you don't realize how
addicted you are to saving lives

20:48.875 --> 20:50.500
until you can't.

20:51.250 --> 20:52.709
I realized it.

20:55.000 --> 20:56.375
How hilarious is it

20:56.458 --> 21:01.125
that the best and second-best
surgeons in this joint

21:01.208 --> 21:02.542
caught the plague?

21:02.625 --> 21:04.667
You're not the second-best surgeon here.

21:04.750 --> 21:07.208
[laughing] You might be top five.

21:07.291 --> 21:09.333
[chuckling] Wait. Wait, you--

21:09.417 --> 21:11.625
you thought I put you at number one?

21:11.709 --> 21:14.542
Oh, that is-- [laughing]
that is so sad.

21:14.625 --> 21:16.917
How many Catherine Fox Awards do you have?

21:17.000 --> 21:19.166
How many Catherine Foxes have you saved?

21:19.250 --> 21:20.375
[gasps]

21:21.583 --> 21:22.709
Good one.

21:24.208 --> 21:26.250
[Woman] I can't believe
we lost another one.

21:26.333 --> 21:27.834
[Man] We did our best.

21:37.542 --> 21:40.000
[Teddy] Six more beds,
nine more vital monitors,

21:40.083 --> 21:42.750
and we will meet protocol standards.

21:42.834 --> 21:44.250
Nice work, Altman.

21:44.333 --> 21:47.083
It'll fill up before we know it,
but I guess it's something.

21:47.166 --> 21:49.542
Well, when I said not everyone
would be needed here,

21:49.625 --> 21:50.750
I meant it.

21:50.834 --> 21:53.166
-If you need to take personal time.
-That's a joke, right?

21:53.250 --> 21:54.875
You've been burning
the candle at both ends

21:54.959 --> 21:56.375
trying to save Meredith.

21:56.458 --> 21:57.667
You've earned a break.

21:57.750 --> 21:59.417
Meredith doesn't matter, Richard.

22:00.792 --> 22:04.500
I'm saying it's great that she's awake.

22:05.667 --> 22:07.333
But I thought if I-- if I could--

22:07.417 --> 22:10.917
if I could just keep her alive,
that meant something.

22:11.000 --> 22:13.208
And now she's awake,
and nothing has changed.

22:13.291 --> 22:16.458
And we are in a frickin' cafeteria.

22:16.625 --> 22:18.625
People used to take breaks in here,

22:18.709 --> 22:20.583
and they would eat
ice cream and French fries,

22:20.667 --> 22:22.583
and we-- now we just converted it

22:22.667 --> 22:24.250
so that they would die here instead.

22:24.333 --> 22:26.750
So, taking a break won't save anyone.

22:27.667 --> 22:29.583
And I don't have anywhere to go anyway.

22:30.875 --> 22:32.208
And that's on you.

22:34.834 --> 22:36.375
And you know it's on you.

22:37.417 --> 22:39.667
Feeling sorry for yourself

22:39.750 --> 22:41.667
doesn't save lives.

22:43.291 --> 22:45.208
You aren't gonna get better
until you take the time

22:45.291 --> 22:47.709
to find out why you did what you did.

22:47.792 --> 22:49.250
You blew up your life

22:49.333 --> 22:51.250
and profoundly hurt and humiliated

22:51.333 --> 22:52.500
the man that you love.

22:52.583 --> 22:53.792
You need to take inventory.

22:54.792 --> 22:55.917
Name your demons.

22:56.000 --> 22:57.750
Clean up your messes.

22:57.834 --> 23:00.166
You may not be able to get
things back the way they were,

23:00.250 --> 23:03.125
but if you honestly look at yourself,

23:04.083 --> 23:06.417
maybe you won't repeat
the same pattern again.

23:16.208 --> 23:19.542
[Woman on PA] Nurse Kruger to the OR.
Nurse Kruger to the OR.

23:22.125 --> 23:23.917
[exhales shakily]

23:26.542 --> 23:29.041
[Maggie] Ma'am, you okay?

23:29.125 --> 23:31.083
I will be. I just need a minute.

23:31.917 --> 23:34.625
I'm sorry, but you have to
keep your mask on.

23:36.792 --> 23:38.083
Do you want to sit down?

23:43.667 --> 23:45.709
My daughter, she was taken,

23:45.792 --> 23:47.875
and I almost lost her forever.

23:47.959 --> 23:49.667
Oh, my God. I heard about that.

23:50.959 --> 23:54.333
I can only imagine what
you must be feeling right now.

23:54.417 --> 23:56.000
You know, I spend my whole day

23:56.083 --> 23:58.208
just trying to get to the end of it
still standing.

23:58.291 --> 24:00.333
And there's always something,

24:00.417 --> 24:02.083
but I find ways to deal
with the somethings.

24:02.166 --> 24:03.458
I try to get ahead of them.

24:03.542 --> 24:04.917
But you can't get ahead of everything.

24:05.000 --> 24:07.333
It's too much stress.
It's too much. I'm so sorry.

24:07.417 --> 24:09.542
And you know what's crazy?
I have to get up

24:09.625 --> 24:12.208
and go to work in the morning
and act like nothing happened.

24:12.291 --> 24:15.875
Because we have to eat and
have a roof over our head.

24:15.959 --> 24:17.667
Even in a pandemic.

24:17.750 --> 24:19.542
There's no stopping. There's no relief.

24:25.125 --> 24:26.792
I need to get back to my girl.

24:39.834 --> 24:41.834
[Opal] It's Bob. He's not gonna talk.

24:41.917 --> 24:43.917
No, he's not. I know.

24:44.000 --> 24:45.458
I know. I just have to figure out

24:45.542 --> 24:46.875
how to get close enough to him

24:46.959 --> 24:48.291
to find out what they already know.

24:48.375 --> 24:50.166
No, because he may have had a stroke.

24:50.709 --> 24:52.417
I will, yes.

24:55.875 --> 24:57.792
[Woman] Dr. DeLuca,
can you take a look at this?

25:00.333 --> 25:01.750
That is my niece!

25:01.834 --> 25:02.959
Arrest this woman for child trafficking!

25:03.041 --> 25:04.750
Security! Detain her!

25:06.291 --> 25:07.667
[DeLuca] I'm still waiting on the results,

25:07.750 --> 25:09.458
so let me know when they
come in, okay? Thank you.

25:09.834 --> 25:11.166
[ccellphone chimes]

25:15.041 --> 25:16.667
[sighs] Okay.

25:28.500 --> 25:30.417
[Koracick] Your sats still look good. [Koracick] Your sats still look good.

25:30.500 --> 25:31.750
[Meredith] You're a workaholic.

25:31.834 --> 25:33.583
Oh, work is all I have.

25:33.667 --> 25:35.750
That and a... to-do list

25:35.834 --> 25:38.125
of many, many women.

25:38.208 --> 25:39.500
That's not all you have.

25:39.792 --> 25:41.250
[sighs]

25:41.333 --> 25:42.583
You miss the kids?

25:42.667 --> 25:43.917
So much it hurts.

25:44.166 --> 25:47.583
I even miss when they say,
"Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom,"

25:47.667 --> 25:49.792
so many times I want to change my name.

25:49.875 --> 25:51.458
[chuckles]

25:51.542 --> 25:54.667
Used to be so angry at God
for taking David away,

25:54.750 --> 25:57.250
but now I think it's
kind of like a blessing.

25:57.333 --> 26:00.125
He doesn't have to feel this
or worry about me.

26:00.208 --> 26:01.667
I don't have to worry about him.

26:01.750 --> 26:03.709
[chuckles]

26:03.792 --> 26:05.041
Yeah, that's B.S.

26:05.834 --> 26:10.667
I'd kill for a "Dad,
Dad, Dad, Dad" about now.

26:12.458 --> 26:14.375
Just trying to silver-line something.

26:14.458 --> 26:15.750
-[door opens]
-Oh.

26:15.834 --> 26:16.709
[Nurse James] Are you kidding me?

26:16.792 --> 26:18.375
Okay, arrest me, officer.

26:18.458 --> 26:22.041
No, no, I've been a terrible,
terrible patient. I--

26:22.125 --> 26:23.250
Good luck with your plague!

26:23.333 --> 26:24.583
Good luck with yours!

26:25.375 --> 26:26.834
[door closes]

26:28.959 --> 26:30.208
[Woman on PA]
Chaplain to patient services.

26:30.291 --> 26:31.917
[Levi] She's got red hair, and--

26:32.000 --> 26:33.792
Oh, oh, there she is!

26:33.875 --> 26:36.208
[Opal] Uh-- Uh, what's going on?

26:36.291 --> 26:38.625
You were mugged. Don't you want
to make a statement?

26:39.375 --> 26:41.834
Yes. Thank you. O-Of course.

26:41.917 --> 26:44.250
I-- Uh... it's been a crazy night.

26:44.333 --> 26:46.917
Um... I was walking to my car,

26:47.000 --> 26:49.709
and I actually felt something from behind.

26:49.792 --> 26:51.583
[Policeman] Okay. And then what?

26:52.792 --> 26:54.834
[Hayes] So, both girls are
responding well to the oxygen.

26:54.917 --> 26:57.041
As long as the next X-rays
are looking good,

26:57.125 --> 26:58.250
you can all be on your way.

27:00.000 --> 27:01.000
[Woman] Baby...

27:01.083 --> 27:03.166
-Mom!
-[both crying]

27:03.250 --> 27:05.291
I'm so sorry, Mom!

27:05.375 --> 27:08.083
[Joyce] No. Oh, God.
I was so worried about you.

27:08.166 --> 27:10.291
-I was so scared.
-I was so scared.

27:10.375 --> 27:12.208
Okay, sweet girl.

27:12.291 --> 27:13.583
I'm okay.

27:14.375 --> 27:16.166
I'm here, baby.

27:16.250 --> 27:17.834
I'm here.

27:17.917 --> 27:20.166
[Hayes] You did this? You got her out?

27:20.250 --> 27:21.792
[Jackson] Money did this.

27:21.875 --> 27:23.959
It's the only language
this country understands.

27:26.083 --> 27:28.083
[Maggie] No, Mrs. Willett. [sighs]

27:29.375 --> 27:31.250
I don't have better news. I'm sorry.

27:34.959 --> 27:36.291
Okay.

27:36.375 --> 27:37.583
I will.

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[siren wailing in distance]

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[Maggie] Hey.

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Thought you had surgery.

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I did. [sighs]

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Saving a sex trafficker's life.

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So... I needed some air.

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How did you manage to not...

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stab him in the skull with a scalpel?

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Skin of my teeth.

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I easily could have let the catheter
slip by a millimeter,

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lacerate his artery,

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or I could have accidentally
let him have a bigger stroke,

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landing him in a vegetative state,

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sitting in his own filth
for decades, but I didn't.

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Because I took an oath.

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I saved his life so amazingly well

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that he will live
far longer than he should,

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until he dies alone in prison.

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[sighs] I'm so sick of it.

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I'm so sick of it.
I know. It's infuriating.

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How anyone could kidnap children--

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No. That's not it, Amelia.

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That's not it.

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You're outraged.

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Everyone is outraged

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that this monster kidnapped these girls.

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And that is awful.

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It's awful.

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But what about the monsters
that got us here?

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The many reasons that
Black girls are more vulnerable

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to being taken in the first place?

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I want outrage for that.
I want outrage for the fact

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that we are seen as disposable,
and rarely seen as victims.

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That Black girls are less likely

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to be as seen as innocent
than white girls,

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which makes people think that
we don't need protecting,

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and it's okay to hypersexualize us
in the media.

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Meanwhile, we are being
physically and sexually abused

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at horrific rates, and not
just by sex traffickers.

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There are so many things
just waiting to rob Black women and girls

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of our freedom and future and our joy.

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And because none of it has
an evil or obvious face,

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it just gets ignored.

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And now...

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there's a plague that is
killing Black people

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at a rate that should
make everyone outraged!

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If COVID were killing white people

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at the rate that it is
killing Black people, [scoffs]

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you better believe that
everyone would be wearing masks

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because it would be the damn law!

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You're right, Maggie.

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And I don't know how you carry it all.

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By the skin of my teeth.

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[sighs]

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Did you quit yet?

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It's not quitting.

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-It's choosing joy.
-Mm.

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I want to choose joy.

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I want to bring life into the world.

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It's nothing to shame me over.

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I didn't shame you.

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A little bit, you did.

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I heard Grey's awake. Did you tell her?

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No.

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She would definitely shame me.

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[chuckles]

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She was my teacher.

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She loves to cut more than anybody I know.

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She would tell me that
it's a reaction to the pandemic

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and that it's insane
to quit surgery, and...

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on some level, she'd be right.

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But...

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But when I think about quitting,

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it brings me so... much... joy.

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It's like I have a dirty little secret.

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♪ We will call this place our home ♪

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[DeLuca] 27 patients transferred...

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in under five hours.

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And somehow we're all still standing.

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♪ Though the storms will push and pull ♪

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[sighs]

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So... did you break something?

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I screamed into a pillow
for a few minutes.

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Thank you.

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[sighs]

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♪ We'll tell our stories on these walls ♪

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You know, when my mom died...

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♪ Every year, measure how tall ♪

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...I don't even have words
to describe how bad it felt.

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Like the pain should just
carry me out of my body

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and take me with her.

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I feel like I'm not in my body.

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Like I'm watching myself move around,

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but I'm not all there.

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I have no idea what to do
about a memorial.

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She wanted something joyous.

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My father and I following behind
the hearse in a white limo.

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Had to be white.

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Her church choir singing
"His Eye Is On The Sparrow"

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in front of the entire congregation.

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And no crying.

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Yeah, said she'd been
to enough sad funerals.

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She wanted good food,

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good music, and laughter.

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You know, working every day
in the COVID ICU,

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I have to say, I've seen some--
some pretty beautiful things.

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♪ We are the impact and the glue ♪

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Candlelit drive-by vigils
and video memorials.

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Look, I know none of it's ideal,

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but it does provide a little comfort.

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[cellphone chimes]

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Oh, uh, do-- Do you mind if I knock off?

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I-I have to take my meds
and get some sleep.

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[chuckles] What?

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♪ With each year, our color fades ♪

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Go, of course.

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I'm just so proud of you, DeLuca.

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Managing your mental health,
taking your meds,

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getting rest, setting boundaries.

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That's not easy even when we aren't

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in the middle of a pandemic.

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Guess I'm just lucky
I was surrounded by people

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that didn't give up on me.

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Night, Chief.

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♪ And repaint every day ♪

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[flatline, alarm beeping in distance]

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[Woman on PA] Code Blue, room 4878.

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Code Blue, room 4878.

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Code Blue, room 4878.
Code Blue, room 4878.

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Code Blue, room 4878.
Code Blue, room 4878.

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[Nurse Linda] Dr. Grey, get back in bed.

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The code team will be here any minute.

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[Meredith] She doesn't have
that kind of time!

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Get me an ET tube.

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Take over compressions.

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Dr. Grey!

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[Meredith] All right, I'm in. Bag her.

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[flatline, alarms beeping]

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What the hell are you doing?

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[weakly] Helm, get me a wheelchair.

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[siren wailing in distance]

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[Owen sighs]

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[exhales sharply]

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[vehicle backup alert beeping]

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-Hey.
-Hey.

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Teddy, I don't want to keep punishing you.

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We have kids, you know?

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Maybe it's time we start to talk
about what we're gonna do.

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Allison.

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Allison's fine. I talked to Mom
this morning. She said that--

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No, Owen. Not our Allison.

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My Allison.

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We weren't just best friends.

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I was in love with her,
and she was in love with me.

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We were so deeply in love.

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And I don't know what this has
to do with what I did to you.

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But I know that is it the only
secret that I kept from you

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before Tom and before this. I--

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I know that it's connected.

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And I know you well enough

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to know that you--
you need the whole story.

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I don't know all of it yet,

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but I wanted to give you what I do know.

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[sighs] I don't know what to do with this.

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You don't have to do anything.

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I just want you to know that
I love you and I love our kids

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and I loved our family, even if it's over.

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♪ Hold the line, aye ♪

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[laughing]

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♪ Do you fight for pride or glory? ♪

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[laughs loudly]

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This makes so much sense.

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[laughs, sighs]

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I mean, ever since our wedding day...

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I've been trying to piece it together--
Our history.

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Searching for when you changed
and became someone

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that was capable of doing things
that I couldn't understand.

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And it turns out that...

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you didn't change.

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Turns out--

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Turns out I just never really knew you.

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Owen, that's not true.

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Do you even know what true is, Teddy?

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We named our daughter after a lie.

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♪ I don't know where you've gone ♪

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♪ You used to be the heart of this town ♪

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No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

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[patients coughing]

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♪ I don't know where you are now ♪

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[Richard] I have never seen
anything like this.

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[Bailey] Everyone really
pulled together today.

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It would be beautiful

37:50.792 --> 37:52.000
if it wasn't full of dying people.

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I mean COVID.

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We're doing our best, but this
is the first time in my career

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I'm not sure that's enough.

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Pretty soon, we're gonna
start losing our own.

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Not to the disease...

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but to the toll it's taking.

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I fear this will hurt us

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in a way we can't even
begin to understand.

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[cellphones chime]

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♪ Whoa ♪

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[Bailey] It's Grey.

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Come on.

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♪ Whoa ♪

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[patients coughing]

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♪ Yeah, you've got your back
Against the wall ♪

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[indistinct conversations]

38:36.875 --> 38:39.000
[monitor beeping]

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[sighs] Her sats are plummeting.

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But she was fine--
Yeah, until she got out of bed

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and tried to resuscitate a coding patient.

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The exertion, it just pushed her
over the edge.

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[Teddy] Maybe. Or maybe her lungs
already looked that way.

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The experimental drug

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doesn't reverse damage
that's already occurred.

38:57.500 --> 38:59.041
She might have been on a COVID high.

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What about putting her on BIPAP?

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It won't be enough. If she's not
already responding to high flow.

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Where's Pierce?

39:04.375 --> 39:06.125
She went home.
She's not answering her phone.

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I think it's time. Dr. Webber--

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No. Uh-- Mnh-mnh.

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She said she didn't want to be on a vent.

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Unless it's a last resort.

39:17.208 --> 39:19.542
Well, Meredith's lungs
are at a breaking point.

39:19.625 --> 39:22.291
I know early results weren't good,

39:22.375 --> 39:24.500
but more and more patients are surviving

39:24.583 --> 39:25.750
after they go on a vent.

39:25.834 --> 39:27.333
-Richard--
-It's my call.

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Do it.

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[door closes]

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No, I'm sorry. I had to get out.

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It's too risky.

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Open your eyes, people!

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She's selling human beings!

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-[Carina] Buon giorno.
-DeLuca] Shh, shh, shh, shh.

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-Carina.
-What's wrong?

40:13.208 --> 40:15.291
It's the woman
who brought the girl. Cindy.

40:15.375 --> 40:17.792
E-Erin. Erin Banks. Do you remember her?

40:17.875 --> 40:19.500
Andrea... Carina, I swear it's her.

40:20.667 --> 40:21.834
[In Italian] Carina, look at me.

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I'm fine and I'm right.
Believe me, it's her.

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OK then, call the police.

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[In English] No, you call the police.
I'm following her.

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I let her out of the hospital once.
I'm not doing it again.

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Va bene. But-- But I'm driving.

40:33.125 --> 40:35.083
-Okay?
-Okay. Come on. Hurry up.

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-[cellphone chimes]
-[knock on door]

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I don't need anything.

40:44.083 --> 40:45.542
[knocking on door]

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[sighs]

40:59.041 --> 41:00.583
Are you real?

41:00.667 --> 41:02.125
I told you the long-distance
thing wasn't working for me.

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[laughs]

41:06.709 --> 41:08.625
[sobbing]

41:08.709 --> 41:11.625
♪ Hmm, hmm ♪

41:11.709 --> 41:14.542
♪ Hmm, hmm ♪

41:17.208 --> 41:22.291
♪ Ooh ♪

41:27.709 --> 41:34.625
♪ Ooh ♪

41:34.709 --> 41:40.458
♪ Ah, ah ♪

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[birds chirping]

41:45.041 --> 41:50.542
♪ Ah, ah ♪

41:50.625 --> 41:53.625
[monitor beeping]

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[seagulls squawking]

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♪ So take me to the airport ♪

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♪ And put me on a plane ♪

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♪ I got no expectations ♪

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♪ To pass through here again ♪

42:16.792 --> 42:20.834
♪ To pass through here again ♪

42:22.083 --> 42:26.291
♪ Our love was like the water ♪

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♪ That splashes on a stone ♪

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[Meredith] Sometimes, when
you think the storm has passed,

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you realize you were just
in the eye of it.

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♪ Our love is like our music ♪

42:38.208 --> 42:41.625
♪ It's here, and then it's gone ♪

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[monitor beeping]
