:30:01
-l don't see why.
-Actually...
:30:03
...it's a precondition to
your continuing on here at Memorial.
:30:10
l understand.
:30:12
l think it's unfair.
Everybody's on my back.
:30:14
Mark's whining about
how l can't make a commitment...
:30:17
...and l'm cold,
and l'm afraid of intimacy.
:30:20
Then this happens to Nancy...
:30:22
...and she's my best friend
since boarding school.
:30:25
Everyone jumps on my back,
acts like l'm neurotic...
:30:27
...and l'm not doing my job!
:30:30
There's concern about
breaking the law.
:30:32
l wanted to do something.
Do you understand?
:30:34
Do something right away.
:30:36
l just couldn't sit there
and watch Nancy and....
:30:40
How do you feel about
what happened?
:30:45
Confused...
:30:47
...that's all.
:30:48
Just confused.
:30:50
lt's very...
:30:52
...confusing.
:30:54
l wanted to understand
what happened to her.
:30:58
Nobody else here seems to care.
:31:01
Nobody else cares?
:31:02
Listen.
:31:04
There have been 1 0 cases
of unexplained coma...
:31:07
...in young, healthy patients
in the last year.
:31:10
Now, don't you find that surprising?
:31:15
You don't.
:31:17
Susan, this hospital does
30,000 operations a year.
:31:21
l'm not surprised a few turn out
with serious unexplained side effects.
:31:26
Medicine isn't perfect.
:31:28
We all accept that.
:31:30
Don't we?
:31:33
There's a crisis
in her personal life.
:31:35
-She's involved with a resident.
-l know.
:31:37
lt's led her to overreact
to this situation...
:31:39
...which she has not
consciously faced.
:31:42
She's under stress
and a little paranoid.
:31:45
Think we'll have
any more trouble with her?
:31:48
l don't think so.
:31:49
l hope you're right.
:31:51
l hate to admit it. l think l was
really upset about Nancy.
:31:56
You on call tonight?
:31:57
So am l.
:31:59
Why don't we have
a terrific dinner...