All language subtitles for 17-6

When a virus finds
its way into our bodies...

...our immune system
unleashes an attack.

It puts up a good fight
and then stands down.

Or at least that's
what it's supposed to do.

Sometimes the system works so hard

that it goes completely off the rails.

Immune cells start attacking
healthy tissue.

They flood the lungs, clot the blood,

cause vessels to leak,
and shut down organs.

Our own body wreaks havoc on itself.

It's called the cytokine storm.

And it takes a miracle to stop it.

Synced & corrected by -robtor-
www.addic7ed.com

Okay, better lung sounds than yesterday,

and your inflammatory markers
are decreasing.

But, uh, how do you feel?

Like I've been asleep
for a week or a month.

It's like that
whether you have COVID or not.

You've been mostly asleep
for eight days.

Oof.

How are the kids?

Have they been a lot? Be honest.

This week?

Ellis is leaving dishes
all over the house.

Bailey is mad that he can't fly.

And Zola's teacher has asked

that Zola stop correcting her.

When can I leave?

Your oxygen requirements are decreasing,

so if they continue in that direction,

we could probably discharge you
within a week.

I'll be back in an hour
to run another ABG, okay?

Take a deep breath for me,
there, Shanice.

Good. Another one.

I didn't want anyone to get hurt.

Hush, sweetie. You are brave.

You are a hero.

Rescue someone, did you?

Herself and her friend.

From a fire? That's incredible.

By starting a fire.

Some animal kidnapped them
and locked them up in his house.

It was the only way they could get out.

Oh, my God. That's...

Oh, my God.

Jada Williams. Smoke inhalation,

second degree burns to the left hand.

- Jada! Are you okay?
- Where's your mother?

They took her. They arrested her!

- Wait, why would they...
- Montgomery from 19

said there was an altercation
with police at the scene.

- Obviously some mix-up.
- It's okay.

It's a mistake, okay?
They'll let her out.

Where's your father?
Did your mother call him?

He went to see my grandma in Nevada.

She wouldn't stop going out
in public without a mask.

Okay. We'll figure it out.

- We'll be okay.
- Schmitt, get her a chest X-ray

and page Avery to come
and have a look at this hand.

Hey.

Did we have a date
and I forgot about it?

Mer's awake.

Really? That's incredible!

We weaned her off of high flow O2.

Her PaO2 is 88.

She even laughed!

She's awake! God!

That sounded a little crazy.

But it's just been so dark around here.

I hear you.

But you're still shining on my end.

Aww.

Where are you? Oh, I'm in my car,

in a-a grocery store parking lot.

Mm-hmm. Oh, my God.

There is another woman, isn't there?

You know, I, uh, hate for you
to find out this way,

but, you know, I'm just not cut out

for the whole long-distance thing.

Yeah, well, it was nice while it lasted.

I'm so happy about Meredith.

Truly.

Now let me go buy my eggs.

Okay.

Evening rounds was uneventful.

But Ms. Fisher complained of a
tenderness around the incision.

Okay. I'll check on her
as soon as I can.

Uh, Wilson, I know you've
taken on some of Grey's cases,

and now with Bailey's mother passing...

I'm asking a lot of you.

Well, she's awake now.

But she still needs time to recover.

Right. Just wishful thinking.

Yeah. Um... Oh, uh, uh, sir,

w-when you have a minute, I was
wondering if I could talk to you

about something

that I am considering...

...um, career-wise.

Oh, damn it.

Oh, well, it doesn't have to be now.

I'm sure that you are dying to go home.

No one's leaving here tonight.

Pierce.

What? No Magpie?

You said you hate my nicknames.

Which only seemed to increase
your pleasure in using them.

Alright.

Deep breath.

Alright. Still diminished,

but decent.

Who slapped you with the happy stick?

Meredith's awake.

Oh.

Maybe I won't die alone and forgotten.

I'm basing my chances
of beating this thing

on Grey pulling through.

She's a lot, uh, feistier.

And younger.

Ouch.

I'm gonna come check on you in an hour.

Try to get some rest.

I literally have no choice.

Know any good jokes?

Me neither.

Hey. Great news about Meredith.

Yeah. Great.

Listen up. Seattle Pres
has reached capacity.

Which means we should expect to receive

about twice the patients per day.

We are activating
surge capacity protocol.

Hey, I'm not happy about it, either.

We need to double up
on every room we can.

We are converting this cafeteria
to COVID overflow tonight.

We need all available hands,
including residents.

You will now take care
of COVID patients.

So, call home, make arrangements,

check your inboxes for assignments.

Thank you.

I didn't get an e-mail.

Because you're not supposed to
be here. You should be at home.

I'm not exposing my kids to COVID

the week they lost their grandma.

Then go to a hotel.

You told me you couldn't leave
this place when it needed you.

Well, neither can I.

Fine.

Patient transfer.

Bailey, if you need to leave

to go home... I won't.

We want to do a chest X-ray

to make sure the smoke
didn't damage your lungs, okay?

Shouldn't take long.

We're gonna have to do
the same for you, too.

Let me just finish this hand first.

I pushed on the vent thing to get out,

but the fire made it really hot.

- Stupid.
- Hello?

No, no. It sounds smart.

Sure. Hold on. Let me ask.

This is Jada's father. Can they talk?

Of course. I'm almost done here.

I-I'm so sorry.

Daddy, I'm... I'm so sorry.

We didn't mean to do anything bad.

Any word on the mother?
Can't believe they arrested her.

Nothing yet,

but we need to get them
transferred upstairs.

What? Now? We've only just
gotten them anywhere near calm.

They're bringing the kidnapper here,

and Montgomery said
that he is belligerent.

Absolutely not. We're not
bringing him to this hospital.

I'm as against it as you are.

But Seattle Pres has closed their doors,

and he has to go somewhere.

Okay. Sats are incredible.

Must be able to
do those in your sleep by now.

Sleep? What sleep?

Kidding. I've been getting sleep.

How are my patients doing?

Okay, Randall, Thompson, and Patel...

they were all discharged.
They recovered.

Walker?

Did his son get to see him at least?

He barely made it in time, but yeah.

Wish I could help.

If it's any consolation,

I've been working here every single day,

and I don't really feel like
I'm much help, either.

Look, I really hate to go, but...

No. Go. It's okay.

Hey.

It's really good to hear your voice.

Fire marshal says no more than 30 beds.

Has Supply brought down
the pulse oxes yet?

Yes, they're being delivered
as we speak.

And we got an additional
four high flows.

How?

We lost the patients
who were using them.

Helm!

You have just put the monitor
in the wrong place,

and now we're gonna have wires and cords

running along the patient's bed,

which has created a hazard,

not only for a seriously ill patient,

but also for the staff.

I'm sorry. I didn't realize...

I guess you didn't "realize"

that you put the medical waste bin

too far away from
the hand sanitizer dispenser.

So if I'm examining a patient,

that means that I have to cross the room

to dispose of the medical
supplies, recross the room,

sanitize my hands,

which means you have
doubled my exposure time

and wasted my time.

So fix this station and fix
the other three stations.

Actually, you know what?
Find someone else to do it,

because you've just proven

why we haven't let residents
actually do anything.

Dr. Altman.

Can I help you?

Can I send Dr. Helm upstairs

to help out on the COVID floor?

Bailey's asking for reinforcements.

I don't care.

Charge to 200.

Clear.

Charge to 300.

Clear.

Time of death, 2:13.

I didn't even know his whole name.

Do you want to?

His wife would call him every day.

She'd talk his ear off
on the speaker phone.

I don't speak Spanish,
but I could hear kids playing.

Maybe grandkids.

I could hear his wife crying.

And then she would force a laugh.

And sometimes his eyes were open.

And... he would force a smile,

you know, when she would force a laugh

'cause he was trying to take
care of her through the phone.

His first name is Hector.

And yes, I'd like to know his last name

for my prayers, please.

Martinez.

Hector Martinez.

Is Grey still awake?

Yes.

Yeah, she's still awake.

Alright.

Alright, we got the girls upstairs,

so the coast is clear down here
for... Satan's arrival.

Do they know what this guy was doing?

Is he, like, a serial killer?
In a pandemic?

Sex trafficking is more likely.
The house they burned down

could have been a way station
or the destination.

I don't want to be
anywhere near this guy.

45-year-old male
involved in a house fire.

Smoke inhalation, burns to the left arm.

Vitals are stable.

The victims are safe, Montgomery.

You mean the girls
who broke into my house

and set fire to it?

They could have burned alive in there.

- He's human garbage.
- Get these cuffs off me!

I want my lawyer. Now.

He's also gonna say that a lot.
Good luck.

We've already informed security.

Let's get him to trauma one.

- Ma'am?
- What happened to the guy

who just came out
of the ambulance? Is he okay?

Ma'am, you can't be out here
without a a mask.

Okay, yeah. Thank you very much.

I just, um... I'm a little... out of it.

I just was mugged, and, um,

the guy, he... he shoved me
and took my purse,

and I hit my head, I think.

You'd think people would
behave better in a pandemic.

Come on. Follow me.
I'll get you checked out.

So, I made a few calls,

and my attorney's looking into
your mother's arrest.

We should know more pretty soon.

- Code Blue, Room 5260.
- Room 5260 coding. Let's go.

It's okay.

I know it may not sound like it,

but you're safe here, Jada.
You are, okay?

We are gonna get
your mother out of there.

She didn't...

She didn't do anything wrong.

She was just scared...

trying to protect us.

We never should have
met up with a stranger.

It was so dumb.

He's the bad guy here, not you.

You're 13 years old, Jada.

You should be allowed to make
a few mistakes and survive them.

That's kind of what growing up
is all about.

When I was 15 years old,
took my mother's car.

Didn't have a driver's license yet.

Picked up my buddies, driving
around, trying to show off,

spin the tires, you know, burn rubber.

Caught a patch of ice. Crashed sideways.

Could have killed everyone
'cause I did something stupid.

Still ended up being a doctor.

You made a mistake.

You learned from it, right?

What that guy did, that was no mistake.

He did that on purpose.

So he's the one that we're mad at.

You want to be mad at somebody,

be mad at him, not yourself.

Okay.

Can you at least loosen
these damn things?

If you would calm down and stop moving,

it might not bother you so much,

and it would help me
to work on your arm.

Oh, they burned down my house,
and I got arrested.

Would you be calm?

Oh, don't tell me you believe them.

Sir, not only do I believe them,
but I'm amazed by them.

They are resourceful,
powerful, brilliant.

You know, my own sister

was taken hostage by scumbags like you.

She was held for 10 years.

And these girls, they got
themselves out in one night,

and they risked their lives to do it.

Now, it is my job to repair
your lungs and your skin,

and I need your cooperation to
do that, but your life, Bob...

your life will be spent behind bars.

And your soul?

There is nothing
anyone can do to save that.

You're the devil's barbecue, Bob,

so get used to the smell
of burning flesh.

Get me another doctor.

I want another doctor!

I've been through enough...

without... hav...

Okay, dramatic move, Bob.

Let's call a stroke alert
and have CT on standby.

Code stroke, emergency room.
Code stroke, emergency room.

Doesn't look like you sustained
any serious injuries

from your fall.

Code stroke, emergency room.

Um, what's... What's going on in there?

Let's get ready to move him.

Ugh. You don't want to know.

Anything else hurting you?

Any soreness or...

Have someone from neuro meet me in CT.

He has slurred speech
and focal deficits.

Possible stroke. Let's go.

Ma'am?

Oh. Sorry.

Been alone for months.

I'm not used to all this activity.

Um, can I...

Where is your restroom?

Oh, yeah, it's just around the corner.

Thanks.

Uh, you can go.

It got you, too, huh?

Like an 18-wheeler on a sheet of ice.

But I, uh...

I just wanted to see for myself

that it's possible to beat this thing.

Almost beat it.

You know how many rules
you're breaking right now?

I really just wanted to be in
a room where no one was dying.

'Cause everyone's dying.

I won't tell if you don't.

Whatcha got?

I didn't mean for them to page you.

If you need to be with Meredith...

I want to be wherever I can help
and save lives,

so it is your guy's lucky day.

Well, slurred speech,
slight droop in the face,

left-sided weakness
in the arms and legs.

He was also just arrested for
kidnapping two teenage girls,

possibly trafficking.

I'm not sure that this is a life
you're looking to save.

I've already said a few things to
this guy that could get me fired.

Well, then...

I guess I am his best chance

at living long enough
that he will rot in prison.

Silver lining?

Okay, looks like an ischemic stroke.

Let's start alteplase and get a CTA.

- Okay.
- Mm-hmm.

Ah, Bailey. Good.

Uh, Abrams and Richardson are settled,

and I want to wait
on Lottman's ABG results.

Make sure she's stable.

Um, DeLuca, can you
get Mr. Franklin settled?

Dr. Bailey?

Uh, my mom died in that room last night.

I just need a minute.

- Dr. Bailey...
- Hmm.

...you're super human.

You know that, right?

You got an ability to cut through crap

unlike anyone I have ever seen.

You're a world-class surgeon
and an even better boss.

So please don't mistake this
as disrespect

when I say...

go away.

Go home.

At the very least, go to your office

and scream, break something.
I don't know.

Just take more than a minute.

Because, yes, even super humans
need more than a minute

to grieve the loss of the person
that made them who they are.

We got this.

Go away.

Okay. How we doing here?

Fluoro.

He's got a clot
in his middle cerebral artery.

Are the girls he hurt okay?

I mean... okay as they can be?

I hope so, but I cannot imagine.

Was the world always this messed up

and we just didn't pay attention
'cause we didn't have kids yet?

Yeah, I notice more now.

I just want to hug Scout
and never let go.

You know, after drenching myself
in sanitizer.

You know, I can't even go home
to hug Allison and Leo.

They're staying at my mom's,
and I see them on video chat.

It is a special kind of torture.

Sensory deprivation.

I just...

Ugh. I just want to smell them
and hold them.

Well, at least I have a pandemic
to keep me occupied.

That's dark.

You know, when all this started,

I treated it like it was a war,
like we were all this together,

but we're not in this together.
Not even close.

I mean, some of us
are risking our lives,

missing our families,
sacrificing everything, and why?

So other people can just keep
finding ways to hurt each other?

I mean, kidnapping teenagers
during a pandemic?

Don't even get me started

on all those people
who are partying without masks.

I think you said those things
in the wrong order.

I'm not so sure.

It's a fact, huh?

Yes. Neurosurgeons are the best lovers

of all the surgeons.

It's the attention
to the smallest of details.

We know about, uh, pleasure centers.

Okay. It's been very nice
having you stop by.

You're welcome to prove me wrong.

Ortho?

Forget about it. No finesse.

Anesthesiology?

Snooze. Literally.

If this thing ever ends,
I am creating a dating app

for women who want to date
a neurosurgeon,

and that would be me.

Let's go, let's go, let's go!

Code Blue, room 4850.

Code Blue, room 4850.

You know, you don't realize how
addicted you are to saving lives

until you can't.

I realized it.

How hilarious is it

that the best and second-best
surgeons in this joint

caught the plague?

You're not the second-best surgeon here.

You might be top five.

Wait. Wait, you...

You thought I put you at number one?

Oh, that is... That is so sad.

How many Catherine Fox Awards
do you have?

How many Catherine Foxes have you saved?

Good one.

I can't believe we lost another one.

We did our best.

Six more beds, nine more vital monitors,

and we will meet protocol standards.

Nice work, Altman.

It'll fill up before we know it,
but I guess it's something.

Well, when I said not everyone
would be needed here,

I meant it.

If you need to take personal time.

That's a joke, right?

You've been burning the candle
at both ends

trying to save Meredith.

You've earned a break.

Meredith doesn't matter, Richard.

I'm saying it's great that she's awake.

But I thought if I... if I could...

If I could just keep her alive,
that meant something.

And now she's awake,
and nothing has changed.

And we are in a frickin' cafeteria.

People used to take breaks in here,

and they would eat ice cream
and French fries,

and we... now we just converted it

so that they would die here instead.

So, taking a break won't save anyone.

And I don't have anywhere to go anyway.

And that's on you.

And you know it's on you.

Feeling sorry for yourself

doesn't save lives.

You aren't gonna get better
until you take the time

to find out why you did what you did.

You blew up your life

and profoundly hurt and humiliated

the man that you love.
You need to take inventory.

Name your demons.

Clean up your messes.

You may not be able to get
things back the way they were,

but if you honestly look at yourself,

maybe you won't repeat
the same pattern again.

Nurse Kruger to the OR.
Nurse Kruger to the OR.

Ma'am, you okay?

I will be. I just need a minute.

I'm sorry, but you have to
keep your mask on.

Do you want to sit down?

My daughter, she was taken,

and I almost lost her forever.

Oh, my God. I heard about that.

I can only imagine what you
must be feeling right now.

You know, I spend my whole day

just trying to get to end of it
still standing.

And there's always something,

but I find ways
to deal with the somethings.

I try to get ahead of them.

But you can't get ahead of everything.

It's too much stress.
It's too much. I'm so sorry.

And you know what's crazy?
I have to get up

and go to work in the morning
and act like nothing happened.

Because we have to eat
and have a roof over our head.

Even in a pandemic.

There's no stopping. There's no relief.

I need to get back to my girl.

It's Bob. He's not gonna talk.

No, he's not. I know.

I know. I just have to figure out

how to get close enough to him

to find out what they already know.

No, because he may have had a stroke.

I will, yes.

Dr. DeLuca, can you take a look at this?

That is my niece!

Arrest this woman for child trafficking!

Security! Detain her!

I'm still waiting on the results,

so let me know when they
come in, okay? Thank you.

Okay.

Your sats still look good.

You're a workaholic.

Oh, work is all I have.

That and a... to-do list

of many, many women.

That's not all you have.

You miss the kids?

So much it hurts.

I even miss when they say,
"Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom,"

so many times I want to change my name.

Used to be so angry at God
for taking David away,

but now I think
it's kind of like a blessing.

He doesn't have to feel this
or worry about me.

I don't have to worry about him.

Yeah, that's B.S.

I'd kill for a "Dad, Dad,
Dad, Dad" about now.

Just trying to silver-line something.

Oh.

Are you kidding me?

Okay, arrest me, officer.

No, no, I've been a terrible,
terrible patient. I...

Good luck with your plague!

Good luck with yours!

Chaplain to patient services.

She's got red hair, and...

Oh, oh, there she is!

Uh... Uh, what's going on?

You were mugged. Don't you want
to make a statement?

Yes. Thank you. O-Of course.

I... Uh... it's been a crazy night.

Um... I was walking to my car,

and I actually felt something
from behind.

Okay. And then what?

So, both girls are
responding well to the oxygen.

As long as the next X-rays
are looking good,

you can all be on your way.

Mom!

I'm so sorry, Mom!

No. Oh, God. I was so worried about you.

I was so scared. I was so scared.

I'm okay, sweet girl.

I'm okay.

I'm here, baby.

I'm here.

You did this? You got her out?

Money did this.

It's the only language
this country understands.

No, Mrs. Willett.

I don't have better news. I'm sorry.

Okay.

I will.

Hey.

Thought you had surgery.

I did.

Saving a sex trafficker's life.

So... I needed some air.

How did you manage to not...

stab him in the skull with a scalpel?

Skin of my teeth.

I easily could have let the
catheter slip by a millimeter,

lacerate his artery,

or I could have accidentally
let him have a bigger stroke,

landing him in a vegetative state,

sitting in his own filth
for decades, but I didn't.

Because I took an oath.

I saved his life so amazingly well

that he will live
far longer than he should,

until he dies alone in prison.

I'm so sick of it.

I'm so sick of it.

I know. It's infuriating.

How anyone could kidnap children...

No. That's not it, Amelia.

That's not it.

You're outraged.

Everyone is outraged

that this monster kidnapped these girls.

And that is awful.

It's awful.

But what about the monsters
that got us here?

The many reasons that
Black girls are more vulnerable

to being taken in the first place?

I want outrage for that.
I want outrage for the fact

that we are seen as disposable
and rarely seen as victims.

That Black girls are less likely

to be as seen as innocent
than white girls,

which makes people think
that we don't need protecting,

and it's okay to
hypersexualize us in the media.

Meanwhile, we are being
physically and sexually abused

at horrific rates,
and not just by sex traffickers.

There are so many things

just waiting
to rob Black women and girls

of our freedom and future and our joy.

And because none of it
has an evil or obvious face,

it just gets ignored.

And now...

there's a plague
that is killing Black people

at a rate that should
make everyone outraged!

If COVID were killing white people

at the rate that it is killing
Black people

you better believe that everyone
would be wearing masks

because it would be the damn law.

You're right, Maggie.

And I don't know how you carry it all.

By the skin of my teeth.

Did you quit yet?

It's not quitting.

- It's choosing joy.
- Mm.

I want to choose joy.

I want to bring life into the world.

It's nothing to shame me over.

I didn't shame you.

A little bit, you did.

I heard Grey's awake. Did you tell her?

No.

She would definitely shame me.

She was my teacher.

She loves to cut
more than anybody I know.

She would tell me that it's
a reaction to the pandemic

and that it's insane
to quit surgery, and...

on some level, she'd be right.

But...

But when I think about quitting,

it brings me so. Much. Joy.

It's like I have a dirty little secret.

27 patients transferred...

in under five hours.

And somehow we're all still standing.

Whew.

So... did you break something?

I screamed into a pillow
for a few minutes.

Thank you.

You know, when my mom died...

...I don't even have words
to describe how bad it felt.

Like the pain should just
carry me out of my body

and take me with her.

I feel like I'm not in my body.

Like I'm watching myself move around,

but I'm not all there.

I have no idea what to do
about a memorial.

She wanted something joyous.

My father and I following behind
the hearse in a white limo.

Had to be white.

Her church choir singing
"His Eye Is On The Sparrow"

in front of the entire congregation.

And no crying.

Yeah, said she'd been to
enough sad funerals.

She wanted good food,

good music, and laughter.

You know, working every day
in the COVID ICU,

I have to say, I've seen some...
Some pretty beautiful things.

Candlelit drive-by vigils
and video memorials.

Look, I know none of it's ideal,

but it does provide a little comfort.

Oh, uh, do... do you mind
if I knock off?

I-I have to take my meds
and get some sleep.

What?

No, of course.

I'm just so proud of you, DeLuca.

Managing your mental health,
taking your meds,

getting rest, setting boundaries.

That's not easy even when we aren't

in the middle of a pandemic.

Guess I'm just lucky
I was surrounded by people

that didn't give up on me.

Night, Chief.

Code Blue, room 4878.

Code Blue, room 4878.

Code Blue, room 4878.
Code Blue, room 4878.

Code Blue, room 4878.
Code Blue, room 4878.

Dr. Grey, get back in bed.

The code team will be here any minute.

She doesn't have that kind of time!

Get me an ET tube.

Take over compressions.

Dr. Grey!

Alright, I'm in. Bag her.

What the hell are you doing?

Helm, get me a wheelchair.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Teddy, I don't want
to keep punishing you.

We have kids, you know?

Maybe it's time we start to talk
about what we're gonna do.

Allison.

Allison's fine. I talked to Mom
this morning. She said that...

No, Owen. Not our Allison.

My Allison.

We weren't just best friends.

I was in love with her,
and she was in love with me.

We were so deeply in love.

And I don't know what this has
to do with what I did to you.

But I know that is it the only
secret that I kept from you

before Tom and before this. I...

I know that it's connected.

And I know you well enough

to know that you...
You need the whole story.

I don't know all of it yet,

but I wanted to give you what I do know.

I don't know what to do with this.

You don't have to do anything.

I just want you to know that
I love you and I love our kids

and I loved our family,
even if it's over.

This makes so much sense.

I mean, ever since our wedding day...

I've been trying to piece it together.

Our history.

Searching for when you changed
and became someone

that was capable of doing things
that I couldn't understand.

And it turns out that...

you didn't change.

Turns out...

Turns out I just never really knew you.

Owen, that's not true.

Do you even know what true is, Teddy?

We named our daughter after a lie.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

I have never seen anything like this.

Everyone really pulled together today.

It would be beautiful

if it wasn't full of dying people.

I mean COVID.

We're doing our best, but this
is the first time in my career

I'm not sure that's enough.

Pretty soon, we're gonna
start losing our own.

Not to the disease

but to the toll it's taking.

I fear this will hurt us

in a way we can't even
begin to understand.

It's Grey.

Come on.

Her sats are plummeting.

But she was fine...
Yeah, until she got out of bed

and tried to resuscitate
a coding patient.

The exertion, it just pushed her
over the edge.

Maybe. Or maybe her lungs
already looked that way.

The experimental drug

doesn't reverse damage
that's already occurred.

She might have been on a COVID high.

What about putting her on BIPAP?

It won't be enough. If she's not
already responding to high flow.

Where's Pierce?

She went home.
She's not answering her phone.

I think it's time. Dr. Webber...

No. Uh... Mnh-mnh.

She said she didn't want
to be on a vent.

Unless it's a last resort.

Well, Meredith's lungs
are at a breaking point.

I know early results weren't good,

but more and more patients are surviving

after they go on a vent.

- Richard...
- It's my call.

Do it.

No, I'm sorry. I had to get out.

It's too risky.

Open your eyes, people!

She's selling human beings!

- Buon giorno.
- Shh, shh, shh, shh.

- Carina.
- What's wrong?

It's the woman
who brought the girl. Cindy.

E-Erin. Erin Banks. Do you remember her?

- Andrea...
- Carina, I swear it's her.

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No, you call the police.
I'm following her.

I let her out of the hospital
once. I'm not doing it again.

Va bene. But... But I'm driving.

Okay? Okay. Come on. Hurry up.

I don't need anything.

Are you real?

I told you the long-distance
thing wasn't working for me.

Sometimes, when
you think the storm has passed,

you realize you were just
in the eye of it.