"The Good Doctor" is the first medical drama I've watched. Every episode or two has a specific theme. It builds a special connection between doctors and patients. Some people want to save but they can't. , there are losses for some reason, there are emotional resonances, there are regrets for those missed, and so on. This is an American drama that makes people want to remember the actor's name. His name is Freddie Highmore. He successfully played a young doctor with autism and savant syndrome - Sean · Murphy. To be honest, if in real life I'd rather meet Sean and not lie, even white lies, I don't need it. In the face of my illness, I need to get a real result, and it is very reassuring to have Sean see a doctor. He is very careful and even stubborn, but it is very helpful for the condition.
Sean's younger brother Steve, in the first episode, I saw Sean messing with his hair, thinking it was the inner activity of the autistic people. Later, I learned that because Steve touched his hair, he touched his own hair every time. Hair is a symbol of my brother touching his own hair, I don't know if I understand it right. Later, a child who looked exactly like his younger brother appeared. I thought that Sean might have mixed feelings in his heart and tried his best to save him. I didn't expect..., when Sean sat next to him and read "Kill a Knowing One" to him. "Mockingbird", the tears could not be controlled, really?
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