The super brain and the people and things around him...
A reality-themed drama, involving the living conditions of children with autism, "wearing small shoes" with their bosses, competition among colleagues, obsession with deciding things by oneself, the importance of accompanying children in the family, etc...
Why does it matter who gets credit? Why does it matter who gets credit?
(Murphy entered the hospital for the first time, facing the confusion of everyone "grabbing" credit, the first lesson to enter the society)
Rules are secondary.
(Dr. Aaron Glassman breaks the rules for Murphy)
I am on my way back to where I started.
(BGM that I often think of, repeatedly alerting the theme)
I used a teleportation device. I used any door.
(Murphy's not late joke)
Honesty is the best policy.
(Dr. Claire Browne's emotion in the face of his "white lie")
I am not afraid about the actual death part. It is just easier to think that it is all random.
(Murphy was surprised when he met a boy who looked like his brother. He learned a lot from the child and faced death calmly. But he still tried his best to save the child)
Holding a grudge is a stone in your heart.
(Dr. Jared Kalu's advice to patients may be different.)
It's always the "Next best thing."
(But do people really think that way?)
Doing whatever the hell you feel like doing is always an option.
(Bobby's Advice to Murphy)
Aut libertatem aut mortem mihi da. Be free or die.
(Bobby's own oath)
Don't ever let anyone tell you what you can and can't...
(Can you break the "nothing new under the sun" curse? Do your own thing and let others do it!)
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