As the title, this sentence is almost a classic line of the whole play. It took half a month to slowly finish watching this little cool drama. After watching it, I didn't understand, how did this drama manage to finish several cases in one episode, to be concise and direct, to describe everything without being sloppy, and to occasionally reveal some closeness inadvertently. What about life experiences? ! Homosexuality, black actors, sex addicts, sibling love... There is no racism, no overly absolute view of love, everything is so natural. In the play, you can learn about CPR that everyone has heard of, and you can also learn some medical knowledge such as Heimlich Maneuver, emergency tracheotomy, etc., or cataplexy that you may know that others may not know. Of course, you can learn more than that. Like LAPD's captain Bobby, from deliberately keeping a distance from the team members to make it difficult for others to approach, regularly going to the church to pray for redemption, and finally letting go of the past and putting on formal clothes to give himself a "new" date; like "Little Wolf" Buck From flirting around with girls, living indiscreetly, to meeting the truth, and becoming a mature self; like Athena, for the sake of children, from swallowing up and pretending to maintain a good relationship with her husband, to bravely picking up a pen to sign a divorce agreement; or like Abby from I lost myself thinking about others all the time, and in the end I wanted to be the person I used to be in the 200m butterfly Olympics. Here I have to admire a wave of Abby's professionalism. Listening to her answering the phone is super immersive, and the immersive sense of urgency on the other end of the phone can finally make Abby solve it calmly.
Who wouldn't cry when Abby and Buck kissed each other at the airport in the last episode? "God said that to live is redemption." After reading it, I finally had no way of understanding the word redemption, until I had a little insight. The ending is a happy ending, I hope there are no more emergencies in the world.
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