When I saw the fifth episode, I saw his brother "Steve" who finally "returned" to Murphy's side, and finally he was confirmed to be cancer. It made me feel very strongly, although this drama has been Very sensational, but also very real. In particular, Murphy tried his best to fight for the boy who looked exactly like his brother that only had a 0.3% misdiagnosis result, but in the end all he could do was to sit in front of the boy’s bed and read him a passage of "How to Kill "Dead a robin".
In every episode, there are more or less stories of gains and losses. And the shaping of each character gradually becomes fuller in this way, which makes people very confident to pursue it.
Through his erratic eyes, physical movements, and vivid intonation, the little angel of Haimer has almost perfectly shaped a young man who has been bullied and traumatized many times but still has a childlike innocence and confrontation with this ruthless real world. The image of a genius autistic resident. And the stories in each episode let us continue to understand the story of this growing good doctor.
Many patients have been cured, but also many patients have left this world. No matter how savvy doctors are, they are helpless in front of the god of death. But the good news is that, at least in this drama, most doctors are struggling to race against time to fight for the chance of survival for each patient. For those fearful souls, the most appropriate comfort can be given, especially the female doctor claire, which is sometimes heal and most time comfort.
In fact, medical dramas are all about life and death issues, but the point of entry is different. The character set of this show is also pretty good. I hope that in the autumn and winter of this year, I can harvest more touches from the little angel of Haimer.
Update line~~~~~~~~~~~
In the sixth episode, there are three stories, the fiancee’s decision to reconstruct the fiance’s femur, the doctor’s out-of-pocket application for fish skin experiments for the patient, and the doctor who accidentally killed the wounded patient who was finally recovered. This episode is quite exciting. It explores human nature from the perspective of the rescue night in the hospital. But the latest development, and the most distressing one, is that Murphy said that he doesn't want to love, he loved, but the person he loves is gone, so he can't love if he doesn't want to love. I really feel that Little Angel Heimer and this character are slowly merging together, and all the actors are together to complete the autumn drama of this role gradually plumping.
At the same time, I feel that this drama is becoming more and more real. It does not mean that the dead are real. The main purpose of the hospital is to save lives. Of course, we cannot remain indifferent. We see that the doctors in this drama are not only fighting for the survival of the patients, but they are also seeking to make the patients live a better life. This is very moving. The boundary between the patient and the doctor may not be the focus of this drama, but it is mentioned in every episode. The U.S. medical system is different from ours, so there is no policy discussion. But the most fascinating part of this drama, like other excellent medical dramas, is the detailed analysis of human nature. There is warmth, sorrow, cheer, warmth and mourning.
Murphy will have new questions about being human in every episode. Why are you sad, why you want to love and be loved, why are there such interactions and provisions. Through his puzzled vision, in the most complicated corner of the human world, the hospital, we also follow him to re-examine our own path of life.
To be continued...
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