Micheal, as the management of this hospital, desperately pursues profit, and systematically oppresses "doctors". In fact, he had always had a medical dream in his heart, or he would not have clearly remembered the surgical method that he would remember at the seminar. What has been holding him back from realizing this dream is his deteriorating eyesight.
Landry, this hospital is almost everyone's psychological supporter, but the story behind her is a father and family who keep bullying and exploiting her in the name of love.
Drew, the nimble soldier-turned-doctor, is burdened with a socially possible prejudice—he's gay, and he's gay in the military.
Krista, who has anorexia experience
, Paul, is burdened with the pressure that the entire family is a surgeon
. The protagonist of this play is a person with deep trauma after the war, who uses various rules-breaking and reckless actions to vent own inner pain.
Jordan, TC's ex-girlfriend, has the experience of his father's unwillingness to seek medical attention.
These people are driven and lived by the things behind them. Every time a burst point is encountered, it will simply open a person's Pandora. I don't know how the writers will integrate these points in the next season.
It was the last episode that really touched my heart.
After experiencing a life-and-death crisis that was hijacked, Jordan began to blame himself for not understanding what TC had gone through in the war. Only then did he realize that he just thought he understood and understood. In fact, he was very discouraged because of his Endless anger, anxiety and depression because there is no possibility of him coming out. If you haven't experienced it, how can you understand it? Those self-righteous understandings only come from the self-righteous assumptions of the brain. With these imaginations, they will only enlarge their own understanding, which is just a prejudice. However, if prejudice is a knife, we are actually being slashed by a thousand knives every day.
And TC's frankness at the end proves once again that guilt is an emotion that can absolutely kill a person's vitality, and it can magnify your pain exponentially.
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