All language subtitles for Greys Anatomy 17x17

People often ask what I've learned

I know they mean well, but it's
a really annoying question.

Being away from work, my children,

getting hooked up to a vent...

it's not exactly a masterclass.

Though it did teach me something.

It taught me that I'm still alive.

_

Did you know that every avocado
sold commercially

originates from a tree this one
dude had in his backyard?

No, but did I know that an avocado has

more potassium than a banana.

Well, did you know that
if you ate 400 bananas,

you might overdose on potassium?

Why would you say that?
You know I worry about dying.

Okay, whoa.

We'll shut up. Please don't evict us.

That's not our stuff.

Are you evicting yourself?

I'm smart and I'm capable

and I have made livable homes
out of the humblest of places,

including my car.

But I deserve more than just livable.

And so does Luna,
so I am fighting for her.

I'm rich. Ha!

Technically, I am rich.
I own part of the hospital.

So I'm gonna sell my shares
and hire a lawyer

to help me adopt Luna.

And then, I'm taking
whatever money's left

and moving to a place

where I don't have to listen
to people argue about fruit!

Dibs on the bed.

But explaining that to my ex-husband

was like a full-time job.

Sounds like it.

- You paged?
- Oh, hey.

Dr. Altman, this is, uh, Sophie.

She was in a little fender bender.

She's all clear except her
heart rate is a little high.

So I thought you should
check on her EKG.

I told him it's probably just
white coat syndrome.

One look at him and
my heart's off to the races.

Oh, sorry.

Keep forgetting it's COVID and
you can't just touch people.

Don't worry, I'm wearing protection.

Okay.

I, uh... I'll come back
and check on you.

- See you soon, Sophie.
- Hope so.

Oh, you're wearing protection?

I didn't mean it how it sounds.

Well, she's throwing herself at you.

No, she's just nervous.

Well, I can give her
your number, if you want.

- Oh, really?
- No.

Now, look.

As Residency Director,

you're not only teaching them
to do surgery,

but you're... You're guiding them.

When a resident loses a patient,

it's your shoulder they cry on.

If they succeed,
you're their cheerleader.

So, essentially, they...

You're on call 24 hours a day.

That's the way you always
described it to me.

I appreciate the advice.
I do know how to do the job.

I've been watching you do it
my whole career.

If I were you, I would be
doing the surgeries

that I don't get to do.

Well, you're the only one
I wanted for the job.

We'll see you at the wedding.

So, you gonna give Richard's speech

or did you write your own?

- No speech.
- No... No speech?

No.

No, no, no, no, no.

Okay, we admitted 10 patients
last night with COVID symptoms.

What are the statuses
of all 10 patients?

Cardio tech,
room 342. Cardio tech, room 342.

Give the O2 a minute, Gerlie.

We'll increase it if your sats
don't come back up.

Or you could present the patient to me,

and I could decide if we should
increase it right now.

Present, Schmitt.

Gerlie Bernardo, 37,

admitted this morning with sats of...

88. Temp was 102.

Heart rate 105, BP 96/54.

Dehydrated.

I'm a nurse... Long-term care.

Gotten pretty good at knowing
when to call the ambulance.

Private or at a facility?

Lakeforest... assisted living.

I'm guessing that's where
I picked this up.

But I've helped take care
of Earl for 7 years.

Even when he has COVID,

I'm still helping him to the bathroom.

He's 96.

The kindest person I know.

My parents were at Silver Villas.

They were hit hard.

Yes, they were.

So, let's put her on high-flow,
order chest films,

and start steroids and Remdesivir.

How did Luna do?

Couldn't have been better.

Hate that CPS made
the poor thing wait a week

before approving her surgery, but...

Nurse Kaiser to the OR.

Your name will be back up there soon.

I don't know. They gave me an office.

- And a desk.
- Mm.

And a chair.

Wow, a chair?

They must really fancy you.

You could have just said no, you know.

When I asked you out for a drink.

You didn't have to pass out and
spend two months in the hospital

just to avoid turning me down.

- That seems like a lifetime ago.
- Mm-hmm.

Did I hear you?

Did you come to my room
and tell me to fight

and talk about my kids?

Couldn't have been me.

I'm far too busy to do sickbed visits.

Must have been some other Irishman

hanging around around here.

That being said, I am glad
you didn't die, Grey.

Me too.

You'll get back there soon.

I should get going.

My sister is getting married.

Mm-hmm.

...as long as we both shall live.

Now, very important question.

Is there anyone here
who objects to this union?

Oh, well, we do!

He... He was kidding, Nana.

Well, we aren't. I'm sorry, Maggie.

Wait, is this real?

Mommy, what's happening?
I'm not sure, sweetie.

Winston, I've been waiting for this day

since I could cradle you in my arms.

And I know you went to a lot of
trouble to get us here,

but this... This is broke.

Ha!

Oh, I am so sorry. Oh, I'm so sorry.

No disrespect, Meredith.
You have a lovely home.

But Maggie, your own sister isn't here!

Amelia had to be on call today.

Right, should she let someone
die of a stroke

just to be here with us?

But even if she was here,
you have more family.

You have uncles, aunts, cousins.

I have a savings account
for your wedding,

to do this right.

In a church.

Or at least with more than 10 people.

Do you know how proud we are of you two?

We want the world to see.

But it isn't safe right now, Nana Ante.

We can't do it that way.

Well, then wait. What's the hurry?

You all are already living together.

So, uh... we wait?

Yeah, I guess so.

I'll get the champagne.

- Yeah.
- Vodka, please.

- Can I cut the cake?
- Just wait a minute, okay, honey?

You can do whatever you want, sweetie.

Okay, she said you can go get cake!

You wanna take this?

Great, thank you.

Champagne, anyone?

I'll take that.

- Thanks.
- Mm-hmm.

Bottoms up, everyone!

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

Dr. Sellers, Dr. Mari Sellers, 4619.

Uh, technically, I still haven't
signed the discharge paperwork.

I... I know, but I've never
missed a month of work

in my life, and they need me.

I heard Earl took his pants off
during Arts & Crafts.

Twice.

You were on a vent for two weeks.

I know at your facility
it's all hands on deck, but...

Take it easy and go slow.

Yes, Dr. Bailey,
I know the recommendations.

Oh, so you know they apply to you also?

Mm-hmm.

Come on, let's have one last listen.

May I take a listen first, Chief?

I don't have a lot of experience

listening to lungs that have
recovered from COVID,

and I think it'll be really
beneficial to my education.

- Fine.
- Yes!

Just take a few deep breaths
for me, please.

Love.

Does that mean I can go?

Uh, no, I'll still need to take
a listen of my own.

"Love."

The rush I felt
when I watched that woman,

who'd been in a coma for weeks,

whom I could only talk to via MRI,

leave the hospital with her father...

The relief and the joy and the hope...

I mean, I felt that for, like...

30 seconds.

And then just...

all the worst-case scenarios
started screaming in my head.

I mean, not for her, for... for me.

For my family. My son.

And I don't know why my thinking
is so dark, except...

addict.

But it's been a year. Um...

So much. So much fear.

So much fear.

And I know you guys all get it.

And my boyfriend,

my, um, child's father...

he is not one of us.

And I am so glad

that he does not have to
go through life like that.

Um, but...

sometimes, there's a part of me
that wishes he got it.

You know, just, uh... really got it.

I feel lonely in it.

So...

I'm here.

Thanks, Amelia. Jason?

Hi, I'm Jason. I'm an addict.

"And all the king's men

couldn't put Humpty together again."

Hmm.

- Huh.
- Should've let the women try.

What do you think, Luna?

All this talk of eggs
is making her hungry.

Can I get her bottle?

- Humpty Dumpty's an egg?
- Isn't he?

Looks like someone's got an appetite.

Yep, eating like a champ.

I'm glad. Everything else good?

Yeah. Just checked her vitals.

How long until she's discharged?

She's still pending an upper GI study

and pre-albumin
we need to monitor, so...

But if you had to ballpark it.
Days, weeks, months?

I'm sorry. It's too early to say.

I know you want to get started
with a placement.

I've already got a family interested

in fostering to adopt. They're perfect.

They don't mind the extra
attention that she's gonna need,

but they did ask for a timeline,
so keep me posted.

You want me to foster Luna?

Just on paper.
I would do all of the work.

All of the... everything.

I... I know that I'm asking a lot,

but I am out of options and time.

And you... you are...

You are stable and good.

You already have a kid.

You're a doctor, which might be a plus

for a baby with medical issues.

And unlike me, your background
check will be spotless.

Link,

I have never loved anybody like this,

and the idea of her going to
live with somebody else,

it just... it carves out my stomach.

I can't lose her.

I... I can't.

I-It's... It's temporary?

It's temporary!

A-And... And we will eventually
transfer custody to me.

And... And you probably won't
even have to take her home,

because she can't leave
the hospital yet.

Please, Link, please.

Jo...

I-I'm saying yes.

Amelia...

You know, w-we'll figure it out.

Hell, she'd probably do the same thing.

So, Jo, my answer is yes.

Of course it's yes.

It's you.

But you're cool if I change
her name, right?

- Shut up.
- Hear me out...

Hildegard.

How could this happen?

COVID's just a numbers game.

Oh, do you think that
it's a false positive?

I don't know, that's why
I'm testing you again.

What about the kids? What about you?

Your mom... Teddy, I'm negative.

And you don't have any symptoms.

Let's just follow the protocol.
We're gonna be okay.

What if I'm not?

Meredith was... Teddy.

We'll be okay.

Let's not worry about anything
until we have to.

Go home, get in bed.
My mom will take the kids.

- I have to go.
- Mm-hmm.

You're adopting a baby for your friend?

It's fostering.

It's just to get Luna off the market

while Jo figures out the legal stuff.

- And if she doesn't?
- She will.

But if she doesn't?

Then I guess we'll have a daughter.

Bad joke. Okay, that won't happen.

I promise, Amelia,
this is just a technicality.

And really, what other choice
did I have?

We didn't think twice when...
When Mer needed our help.

Meredith is my sister

and her kids are my family.

But they're not mine. Technically.

But I love them, so I did it.

Is this really a problem?

Of course not.

It's just surprising.

I mean, it's only
for a little while, right?

You're sure?

Go to your surgery.

I'm fine.

Thank you.

I've been in the hospital for a month.

Forgot what the sky looked like.

COVID?

I had it, too.

Well, if you're back at work,

that seems encouraging, right?

Do you sit at a desk?

- Nurse.
- Oh.

Everyone recovers differently, I think.

I'm still taking it easy.

Continuing shortness of breath,
fatigue, lingering cough...

Sounds like recovery's a blast.

They don't happen all at once.

What about the survivor's guilt?

That doesn't go away.

- My ride's here.
- Okay.

Autzen? Thank you.

Take care of yourself.

Thank you for... For being honest.

I'm... I'm Gerlie.

I'm Meredith.

Are you okay?

Dr. Grey!

Gerlie!

Call a rapid response. I need a gurney!

Gerlie?

Gerlie?

Grey...

Hey, hey.

Uh, what happened to Grand Rounds?

Oh, well, Gerlie's
post-COVID complications

are far more instructional.

She's got a pneumothorax,

she's day 14 post-op from a very
complicated VATS procedure,

and now she has multifocal pneumonia.

Oh, so...

Grand Rounds aren't canceled,
they're just postponed.

It would have to be a really
slow day to make it worthwhile.

But i-it's tradition.

I-I can't tell you

all that I learned
in Richard's presentations.

Yeah, but the last thing
people need right now

is to listen to someone talk
about how surgery works,

especially after the year they've had.

If you're dying to listen to
someone talk about surgery,

I've invited the class
to watch me do Gerlie's bronch.

You're more than welcome to attend.

You're doing it yourself?

I've been back three months
and have not operated.

Are you ready? You sure?

It's just a bronch and some cultures.

Don't forget, you gave me
this job to change things.

- So that's what I'm doing.
- Uh...

Dr. Blast to nuclear medicine.

Okay.

Okay, great. Thank you.

Hey, listen...

Oh, no, you first.

Okay, I realized something

that's going to make your
foster application a shoo-in...

Owning part of the hospital!

How nice of you to think of me.

Ugh! I need the money
for stupid adoption legal fees

and a family-sized home,
but nobody wants my shares

because hospitals are just
bleeding money during the pandemic

and it's, quote, "the worst
investment of all time."

Really selling me on the idea.

Okay, I didn't want to
have to go down this route,

but as part owner, I'm kinda your boss.

So I could just order you to buy them.

Okay, but then wouldn't I be your boss

and I could just make you buy them back?

Some friend.

- Sorry, Jo.
- Ah!

It's a no.

But I really hope you figure out
something fast because...

I got approved to foster.

What? Really? What?!

- Why didn't you tell me?!
- You went first!

Oh, my God.

Thank you!

Okay, I have to tell Luna!

So, the social worker came

and looked through our place,

uh, so we can get ready to foster a baby

that is never gonna be ours.

And, um, the social worker
gave us this to-do list

to get the place ready
for a second kid, and, uh,

my boyfriend is just
diving right into the project.

And, um, when I reminded him
that it was temporary,

he was like...

"Yeah, but we'll need it one day."

Meaning, one day, when we have
a second kid of our own.

And it just feels...

It just feels like
I don't want what he wants.

And I don't know if that's
diseased thinking or...

if it's just me.

Marriage and more kids, um...

I don't want it.

And...

I can't tell him.

And I'm mad.

Not at him. He's...

nothing but wonderful, and...

I'm mad at me.

And I know that all of this
would be unimaginably worse

and more confusing if I was high, so...

since I can't be sure of anything,

I'm just being sure of that.

Owen?

Happy end of quarantine.

Maybe we should wait one more day.

Teddy...

I mean, just to be sure.

Listen. The kids are fine.

We're all testing negative,

and there's no patients
testing positive.

Okay. Good.

- That's... That's good.
- Yeah.

How you feeling?

Got my energy back.
And no fever, no cough.

I mean, I did sneeze maybe once.

Teddy, come out.

Okay? You're safe.

And Leo made me bring you
a very special celebration meal.

- Mac and cheese?
- Yep.

In a mug.

He was very adamant about
it being in a dinosaur mug.

- I miss them.
- Yeah.

Okay...

Here we go.

Hey.

You look tired.

You look beautiful.

Owen, I just...

- Wow.
- Two weeks is a really long time.

Schmitt, look at all this
fibrosis and scar tissue.

I can't believe it's this bad.

Culture tube.

Dr. Grey?

Is everything okay?

Saline flush.

And someone get me a wheelchair.

Okay.

What's going on?

Phew. I'm dizzy.

My breath is shallow.

My heart rate has gotta be in the 100s.

Should we page Chief Bailey?

I'm coming in.

We maxed Gerlie out on the vent
in the middle of the night.

She still wasn't saturating well.

Then about an hour ago,
she coded for the second time.

Why didn't you call me
when she coded the first time?

It's Christmas Eve!

I thought you'd be
with your kids, or, you know,

wrapping presents, baking cookies...
Stop talking.

You put her on ECMO?

She's young, I saw no other
comorbidities in her chart,

and I've seen patients walk out of here

weeks later after being on it.

I'm sorry, I know that
Gerlie is your patient,

but it was an active code.

No, it's okay. It was the right call.

- Alright.
- Uh, I'll see you tomorrow?

Yes, of course. Merry Christmas, Altman.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas!

These guys will keep you company

and play you music

and stimulate your extraocular muscles.

- Jo.
- Yeah?

What do you think?

I thought it was pretty clear

we were just doing the baby thing.

That would be funny

if I wasn't worried
Amelia was gonna say it.

Wait, you guys haven't
talked about marriage

since she said she didn't want
to get married?

She also said that she didn't
not want to get married.

She just didn't want it
to feel compulsory,

and I've been planning this for weeks.

It's too small, right?

You got another diamond ring?

I'm not stupid. I got a sapphire, too.

Okay, stop. This is getting weird.

- I need your advice!
- Okay, I...

I am your best friend, not hers,

so I'm not sure which one she'd like.

Um, you know, she's...
They're all so beautiful.

She's gonna love whatever you pick.

Should I have gotten a fourth?

Okay, you're literally holding

the value of three of my lofts
in your hand.

Here goes nothing. Wish me luck.

Good luck. And merry Christmas!

- Holidays are hard.
- Huh?

For me, anyway.

It's when I miss Abigail
the most, you know.

Oh. Yeah. Joy to the world.

I was just hoping that dying patients

who've recovered from COVID were
eligible for lung transplants.

What a world that would be.

Got you a present.

Might help.

A present?

It's open and half-empty.

Short notice.

Unless you'd rather pass out again

to get out of this...

Sl�inte.

Whatever you said.

Bailey, wait your turn.

Okay, Leo, this one
is from Auntie Amelia.

And Uncle Link.

Uh, no, this one is just
from Auntie Amelia.

- Whoa!
- It's a brain!

- Yay!
- It's educational and fun.

Yep, that one is definitely
just from Aunt Amelia.

Now, uh, I've got one for you, Amelia.

Whoa, look. It's snowing.

- Snowing!
- It's snowing?

- What?
- What?

Why is it snowing only in the backyard?

- That's weird.
- Let's go see what's up.

Come on. Let's go.

Look at this!

Why is it snowing outside my bedroom?

What's happening?

Look at this! Do you believe this?

You got me snow for Christmas.

It's snowing!

Oh, my God.

- Oh, come on, man.
- Oh, my God.

Theodora Grace Altman...

Now, this is not the first time
I've asked you this.

And we've hurt each other, I know,

but we have forgiven each other.

We may not make sense
to the rest of the world,

but we make sense to us.

So I am asking you,
in front of everyone...

Including your ex-wife.

Would you please continue to
make me the happiest man alive?

Yes. Yes.

- Yay!
- Oh, my God! Wow!

Whee!

Yes, yes, yes.

Well, Hunt says that the whole staff

should have their first dose
by the end of the day.

I love needles.

Yes, yes.

Hi.

We need to put Gerlie on the list

for a double lung transplant.

Grey, I am in my joy.

Do not take me out of my joy

to remind me of something
we shouldn't do.

She can handle it.

Her hemoglobin has been stable
for weeks now,

but her lungs are not improving.

If this is the part where
you remind me of her cousins

or how she rescues puppies

or buys groceries for old folks

or sends half of her paycheck
to her family in Manila

and deserves to live, I...

I know who she is, right?

The work she does,
the lives she's saved.

I-I know what she deserves.

But Gerlie recovered from COVID.

Hey, she might recover from this.

So, why risk putting her through

a potentially unnecessary
and dangerous surgery?

So, we're just supposed to wait
and hope she lives?

Or try other treatments.

What if we wait too long
and she develops sepsis

and is too sick for a transplant?

We're not there yet.

You took my joy.

You took mine.

There you go.

Oh, thank you.

You are welcome.

So, uh...

You didn't, uh...
Didn't share today, huh?

Have you gotten some clarity
with things at home?

Nope.

Just tired of talking myself in circles

on a subject with no answer.

Well, it doesn't have to work.
You know that, right?

Me and Link?

You and anyone.

You have a child...
You'll always have a connection.

And I'm sure you love each other, so...

but it doesn't have to work.

It really sounds like
you're telling me to leave him.

But that also doesn't sound
like something you'd ever say.

I'm definitely not telling you that.

You know, something
I've noticed in recovery...

You know we... We get it in our heads

that the addiction is the only
reason our lives were a mess.

So we think, "Well, I'm... I'm sober.

It should be working."

And that's not always the case.

And I'm not saying
that either one of you

are doing anything wrong.

But you're allowed
to want what you want.

Even if it's not what he wants.

Ah.

Anyway, that's my two cents.

That's like a billion cents.

Eh, it's some advice

I wish I'd have been able
to take in my life.

Giving yourself permission

for it not to work...

might give you peace of mind to stay.

Thank you. Thank...

Thank you so much, Anne.

This... This means the world to me.

Okay. Alright, bye.

Sounds like good news.

Luna's lawyer is a shark.

I am definitely getting custody.

Oh, congratulations, Wilson.

Oh, I'm so thrilled for you and Luna.

Hey, if you need a character
reference or whatever,

- just let me know.
- Thank you.

Alright.

She is expensive, though.

Is this you asking me for a raise?

No, this is me telling you

that I sold my shares of the hospital.

And you're... wincing?

What, bad price?

Maybe I should just let the
person who bought them tell you.

Hmm?

Miranda! Did you hear the good news?

Wilson. You didn't.

You know, it's easy to push for change

when you don't feel the consequences.

I wanted some skin in the game.

I offered you a character reference!

You won't even know I'm here.

Aside from board meetings,
expense reports,

weekly progress reports.

Okay, talk to you later, Tom.

Wait, I...

Should I...?

Yeah, I should just...

Thanks again.

Thank you.

Wha...?

Gerlie has shown no improvement
since going on ECMO.

Oh, she's alive. That's an improvement.

So, treatment options.

Double lung transplant.

Yes, but since she could suffer
additional bleeding

or sudden death, that is not an option.

But it could be. If you made it one.

Thank you, Helm. Who else?

- Uh...
- Ortiz.

So, at first, I considered
monoclonal antibodies.

- Mm-hmm.
- But then it hit me...

Double lung transplant
makes the most sense.

Anyone have any suggestions

other than double lung transplant?

Thank you. Perez?

Uh, we transplant her right lung,

and... also her left.

We could also try
a double lung transplant.

I'm sorry.

Dr. Grey said we literally
couldn't stop pitching it.

Thank you, Schmitt.

This was in no way obvious.

Move.

Just tell me before you do it.

I'm already done.

So, just ice it and drink
plenty of fluids, okay?

Oh, thank you, my boy.

You're sure I didn't steal it
from someone?

It was extra.

I actually called
our entire waiting list

before I called you.

If you hadn't gotten here when you did,

I would have had to throw it
in the trash,

which feels like a sin.

The more people that get this,

the safer we'll all be.

And how long 'til I can hug you
without a mask?

Two weeks after
your second shot, so soon.

Did I miss it?

Oh, I missed it.

You can give me my second shot, dear.

Okay, not only did you take my joy,

I now have an army of interns
trying to do your dirty work.

Double lung transplant
is her best option.

You are supposed to be
teaching them, Grey.

This is me teaching them.

We have to stop thinking about COVID

in terms of who survives
and who doesn't.

There are millions of people
who are going to be suffering

from the aftereffects of COVID,

and we need to advocate for them

as hard as we advocate
for everybody else.

It is risky, but it is also
her best shot.

So, you teaching them is just...

you breeding an army of little yous?

No respect for legacy?

Richard Webber made you.

He made me.

And he's going to die someday.

And one day, you're going to die,

and one day, I'm going to die.

And if this year has taught us anything,

it's that that may happen a lot
sooner than any of us want.

So I'm not going to waste any time

teaching anything other
than what matters most.

And Bailey, you know
if this was me or your mother,

you would be screaming
from the rooftops.

You know that, right?

Just please call UNOS.

Okay.

You can make changes

and still honor

what made you.

I don't know what that means.

It means I'm gonna make the damn call,

but you're starting back Grand Rounds.

Or you're fired.

Mom!

Can everyone take their seats, please?

Thank you.

It is my absolute pleasure to be
gathered with you today.

To love and to cherish.

In sickness and in health.

In Scripture, a young person
about to embark on married life

says, "I have found the one
whom my soul loves."

Maggie, Winston, this is
our prayer for you...

That you may love one another
with your entire souls.

I now pronounce you husband and wife.

Go on, kiss her.

Let's jump that broom.

1, 2, 3!

Alright, now, everyone, um,

these two have to stick around
to take some pictures.

Would the rest of you be so kind

as to head to the reception area?

Excuse me.

Hey, so they found a donor for Gerlie.

We have to go.

What... Oh, my God.

I'm sorry we have to leave you
like this.

- Yeah.
- Okay.

So, can you please tell Maggie
what happened?

- Mm-hmm.
- And can you watch the kids?

- Of course. Yeah. Go, go, go.
- Okay. Alright.

Thanks. Okay.

You better give me a good price.

The economy is trash.
You're lucky I'm even looking.

Yeah, well, now that you
actually have some money,

maybe you'll, uh,
figure out how it works.

I really hope you get a new joke.

Alright. I gotta get back to work.

Welcome home, Jo.

Welcome home.

Welcome home, Luna.

What?

I have a village of people in my
life who wanted me to recover,

pulling for me at every complication.

I could literally hear them.

And it helped.

And Gerlie's people can't be
here, so we're her village.

We're her village.

Stay with us, Gerlie. We got you.

Scalpel, Bokhee.

? 'Cause it won't be long now

Ready for the specimen?

I'm ready.

Ready for the donor lungs.

You okay? You need a break?

No, why? Do you?

No.

Bokhee, irrigation, please.

Whoo!

You've got this.

What's going on?

Well, you said you didn't
want compulsory,

so here we go.

I wasn't sure what style you'd like,

so I-I thought you could pick.

Or you can just have all four.

- Link...
- Amelia,

I-I know that this last year
has been intense.

Everything about us has been intense.

It's... It's kind of our thing.

I don't think it makes sense
for us to wait

until life settles down,
because knowing us, it won't.

But I do know that
no matter what happens,

I want to go through it with you.

You... challenge me,

you... you thrill me,

you impress the hell out of me.

There's definitely no one
on Earth like you,

so please,

will you do me the honor of marrying me?

I'm still alive.

People often laugh at that
answer, but it's not a joke.

Are you responsible for this?

You do things your way,
I'm-a do things mine.

Being alive... it's everything.

Okay, everybody, louder!

Time to celebrate.

And yes, time for pain.

Oh, Link.

I'm so sorry.

Do you have some place I can crash?

Yeah.

Time to change.

To grow.

To love.

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Meredith.

Gerlie! How are you feeling?

You're still here?

I'm still here.

And time to give.