All language subtitles for The. Good. Doctor. S01E08. WEBRip. x264-RARBG

[ Alarm ringing ]

[ Alarm stops ]

[ Birds chirping ]

[ Derby's "If Ever
There's a Reason" plays ]

[ Clock beeping ]

[ Beeping stops ]

**

* If ever there's a reason
to be swept up in the season *

* Of the fallen leaves

[ Sighs ]

* And if the days grow shorter

* And the darkness
drew its order *

* From the autumn grey
[ Alarm ringing ]

**

* I'd rather sit this out
and sleep the day away instead *

* My weary eyes
a bit too slow indeed *

[ Alarm ringing ]
* I'd rather sit this out
and sleep the day away instead *

* To worry about
the emptiness that comes *

**

* If ever there's a reason
to be swept up in the season *

* Of the fallen leaves

**

* And if the days grow shorter

* And the darkness
drew its order *

* From the autumn grey

* I'd rather sit this out

* And sleep
the day away instead *

* My weary eyes
a bit too slow indeed *

**

[ Knock on door ]

[ Door creaks ]

You won't believe the crap
Armen pulled last night.

He cut the power
to my apartment!

That's right!

No lights,
no Wi-Fi, nothing.

For 15 minutes!

Mm...

And if I had been
on a ventilator,

I could've suffocated
in that time, right?

You're a doctor.

You're not
on a ventilator.

Thank God for that.
But I could be.

I mean, it was dark.
I could've tripped.

I should sue him.

Sorry.

Were you gonna eat this?
I stress eat.

Okay, listen.

I go
to talk to him,

and he claims I was playing
my music too loud again.

[ Scoffs ]

I wear earplugs
when your music irritates me.

I miss the dripping.

You're missing the point here,
Shaun, okay?

You knock.
You ask.

You don't
cut someone's power.

You knock,
right?

Of course, you would knock.
Any normal person would.

I mean, am I crazy
or is he a total sociopath?

[ Chuckles ]
You should get headphones.

Headphones?

They would eliminate
the sound.

Yeah.
I got it.

Thank you.

Thank you for being
so objective about this.

In fact,
why don't you go help Armen

write my
eviction notice!

[ Door slams ]

[ Country music playing ]

* It's all over now *

Man: Yeah, and I'll never
drive down that street again.

Woman: Whoa.
It's a pretty bad memory.

Yeah,
that sounds pretty...

[ Both laugh ]

* It's all over now *

Wait, it's kind of hot
for a hike, isn't it?

We're hiking.
We're gonna sweat. It happens.

Man: All right,
don't do nothing stupid!

Open the register
and put everything in the bag!

Come on! Right now! Hey!

Don't move. Give me your
wallets, phones, everything.

Keep your hands
where I can see 'em.

I said
get out your wallet!

[ Heart beating ]

Do it now!

Wallet, now!

**

Is he okay?
We don't know.

This is routed
through Basecamp.

It says Shaun
was there,

but it didn't say
if he was hurt or not.

Well, EMS has
two critical inbounding.

Their hands are a little full
to chat right now.

[ Siren wailing ]

Woman:
20-year-old female.

Single gunshot wound
to the abdomen.

Hypotensive and tachy.

Two liters of saline
en route.

Her name's Avery.

We'll take
good care of her.

Jared,
you're with me.

[ Siren continues,
helicopter blades whirring ]

**

Blunt-force neck injury.

Oxygen sats
just dropped below 80.

Trachea's crushed.

I inserted
a laryngeal mask,

but the airway
is not secured.

Are you okay?
You weren't hurt?

His oropharyngeal anatomy
is distorted from the confusion.

Subcutaneous emphysema.
He's barely moving air.

Let's take him to a bay,
and get me an O.R. now.

I need four units
O-Negative type and cross her.

She has decreased breath sounds
on her left.

Let's get
a chest X-ray on her.

**

What the hell
is h doing here?

**

It's his fault.

**

This is all his fault!

**

-- Captions by VITAC --

**

Officer: Yeah,
clerk says the guy entered,

shouted orders,

and apparently,
your doctor didn't comply.

Girl gets shot,

and the store clerk
clocks the gunman with a bat.

That's all we know.
All right,
what do you need?

I need forensics on the gunman
and the girl.

All right, we'll let you know
what we find out.

Hey, police are gonna want
to talk to you.

After that,
you can go home.

I should be helping.

My shift
is just starting.
You were
at the shooting.

I don't have time
to hold your hand.

I don't like
my hand being held.

Small-caliber bullets.

They ricochet inside.

They can cause multiple
and unpredictable injuries.

And what do we need
to do about it?

Chest
and abdominal X-rays

and a
Focused Assessment Sonogram.

Nurse:
Three units of O-neg and...

We could use your help
over here, Mr. Melendez!

Are you okay?

Yes, I'm fine.

You're with me.

Get a gown on him.
Okay.

Entrance wound
is down here.

The bullet fractured the pelvis
on the way in.

All right,
let's look for an exit wound.

We're gonna roll her on three.
One, two, three.

All right, got it.

Between the second
and third rib.

She's hemorrhaging
here, too.

Hey, Murphy, get us
the ultrasound so we can
find out what's inside.

Focused Assessment
with sonography and trauma.

**

No chest contusions
or secondary injuries evident.

Oxygen sat's 70.

I can't squeeze a camera
past this collapse.

O.R. 3 is prepped and ready,
but that's it.

We got a full house right now
up in surgery.

Next show time
is 15 minutes out.
I could use it.

I gotta get this bleeding
under control. What's the
status on your guy?

Take her up.
Take the gunshot.

Hold on.

His airway's so damaged,
I can't even do a tracheotomy.

He's got five minutes
until anoxic brain dead.

Mine's got pressure.
I'll see what I can do here.

You're scrubbing in
with me.

**

Go ahead and feed the tube
under the collapsed trachea.

[ Monitor beeping rapidly ]

Starting high flow O2.

[ Beeping continues ]

[ Beeping slows ]

And we're good.

[ Sighs ]

Now that our patient
is actually breathing,

we can realign
and repair.

Four-O on a driver.

Scissors.
Sponge stick.

It's a slippery thing letting
your feelings about a patient

influence
your medical judgment.

I didn't.

I get the instinct --
She's a victim.

He's a shooter,
a racist.

Often we don't even know
we're doing it.

I would never
let my personal feelings

impact
a patient's care.

She was bleeding out.

And this guy just drew his first
good breath 30 seconds ago.

They were both critical!

He was dying.
You were wrong. Own it.

[ Scoffs ]

You know
as well as I do that

that was not
an easy call to make.

Do I?
Yes!

**

Clear the field,
Dr. Browne.

**

Not my operative field.

The surgical field.
Scrub out.

Excuse me?

You're done.

Step out of my O.R.

Gail, can you please relieve
Dr. Browne of her instruments

and page Dr. Cleland
to assist me?

**

Now, isn't this
more pleasant?

Aside from the spleen,
what else are we dealing with?

The bullet ruptured
her transverse colon

at the
splenic flexure.

Put it
on our to-do list.

[ Monitor beeping ]

Why does her boyfriend think
it's your fault?

It punctured
her diaphragm here

and entered
the posterior chest.

[ Monitor beeping rapidly ]

She's bleeding again.
Clamp the hilum.

I already did.
It's too damaged to hold.

Gauze!

**

Hold this right there.
Don't let go.

Oh, this isn't
gonna work.

It's gonna be like sewing
ground beef back into a steak.

All right, new plan --
she's gonna have to live
without her spleen.

To pick up.

[ Beeping continues ]

Need a ligating suture
on the splenic artery

while I make
the cut.

Can you
do that for me

before this young lady
bleeds out on us, Murphy?

Yes.

**

[ Monitor beeping ]

**

Okay, let's move on
to the bowel perf.

[ Door opens ]

Shaun.

Ah, thank God
you're all right.

I just heard
what happened.

[ Sighs ]

Shaun.
Are you all right?

Yes.
I wasn't injured.

What happened
this morning?

Lea ate my apple.

No, Shaun,
at the store this morning.

What happened
at the store?

Wallet now!

I can't.

Why the hell not?!

[ Whimpers ]

You said keep my hands
where you could see them.

My wallet
is in my pocket.

You can't see my hands
if --
Are you trying
to be a hero?!

I'm a surgical resident --
Huh?! Hey!

Hey!
Shut the hell up!

This isn't a game,
man.

I'm serious.
Okay.

Put your damn phone and wallet
on the ground right now.

Hey, do you see this, man?
I am not playing around!

Just put your phone and wallet
on the damn ground!

Come on, man, just --
just do what he says!

Please listen to him.

Shut up! Just shut up
and get on your knees!

Put your hands and knees
on the ground.

Get your wallet out
right now. Hey!

I will shoot your crazy ass,
I swear to God.
Okay.

Are you listening to me?!
I'll do it!
Yes.

Hey!
You hear me?

Hey!
[ Gunshot ]

[ Breathing heavily ]

**

[ Whimpering ]

Oh, my God!

**

[ Avery crying ]

**

Okay.

You need to take
the rest of the day off.

Dr. Melendez
said that, too.

Why?
"Why?"

Because you just experienced
a traumatic event.

It's not my fault.
I-I know that.

Avery has
multiple injuries.

Dr. Melendez wants me
to monitor her.

[ Door beeps ]

[ Chatter ]

Dr. Lim.

I was out of line.

I shouldn't have argued
with you.

Primary enclosure
went well.

We'll extubate him
in a few hours

to prevent any further
internal damage.

Well,
that's good.

It is, and you're gonna
make sure he stays that way.

You'll be babysitting
tonight in the ICU.

I'm --
I'm not on call.

Great,
then you're available.

Should be
a quiet night.

Just want to keep an eye
on those vitals.

You never know
with tracheal tears.

[ Chuckles ]

Can't one of
the ICU nurses do that?

Yep.

But they didn't lip off
in my operating room.

And he'd better be breathing
in the morning.

**

Excuse me, but why is Shaun
on the victim's case?

I assessed him,
and he seemed perfectly capable.

You assessed him?

What does that mean? You asked
him how he was feeling?

You psychic?

D-Do you have an advanced degree
in psychology?

You don't know
what's going on in his head.

When I'm in surgery,
my focus is on the person

whose guts are open
in front of me

rather than the soul of the
person standing across from me.

No.
And it seems that Shaun doesn't
let anything impact his work.

So, along with
his photographic memory,

I'm putting cold-hearted
in the plus column.

**

Dr. Murphy, do you understand
why you're here?

Yes.

Dr. Glassman said
I had to talk to you.

After any doctor goes through
a potentially traumatic --

You have to determine
if I'm a medicolegal liability

to the hospital.
Yes.

And, more importantly,
it's an opportunity

to provide you
with emotional support.

How are you feeling?

You don't have apples.

I'll try to have some fruit
next time we meet.

Good.

Do you regret anything
about this morning?

Why?

After bad things happen,

it's perfectly normal
to replay the events,

wishing you had
done things differently.

It already happened.

I can't
do things differently.

Is talking about this
upsetting you?

What are you
thinking about right now?

Systemic Inflammatory
Response Syndrome.

Melendez:
The surgery went well.

After a serious trauma
like this,

the body can develop

a self-destructive
inflammatory reaction.

Kidneys, liver,
lungs, heart --

any or all of them
can start to shut down.

We'll be giving her
anti-inflammatories

and monitoring her closely,

but the next 24 hours
are critical.
Okay.

Thanks.

Just get her through this.
Whatever you got to do.

Yeah, well,
I need consent forms

from your girlfriend's
next of kin.

If you could please
get her family in here

as quickly
as possible.

I can't. I...

**

I don't even know
her last name.

It was
our first date.

W-We met
on a dating app.

We were going hiking,

so she wasn't carrying
a purse or ID.

Well, then, you really
don't need to be here.

**

Someone out there
cares about her.

If she dies,

I want them to know
someone was with her.

**

I'll have social work
try to locate her family.

**

Stay as long
as you want.

**

It looks clean,
dry, and healthy.

My neck
is killing me.

How long
have you been using?

What's that got to do
with anything?

Well, you likely built up
a tolerance to pain meds.

Now that you really need them,
they aren't there for you.

That's why
I need fentanyl.

100 micrograms.
Are you gonna help me or not?

That wouldn't be helping.

The worst thing I can do for you
is feed your habit.

[ Scoffs ]

[ Chuckles ]

What?

You saw my tattoo.

Yeah.

And now
you're punishing me.

You wa this
to hurt.

I'm treating you professionally.
If you were
treating me professionally,

I wouldn't be
in so much pain.
I'm sorry,
but I --

Just give me
the damn drugs!

Come on!

**

Melendez thinks that he's okay
being on Avery's case.

I don't.

Dr. Melendez
may be right.

That case seems to be
Shaun's primary focus right now.

Maybe his condition is
a blessing in this situation.

Maybe?

Or obsessing
over Avery's health

could be his only outlet
for a guilty conscience.

Watching her suffer could just
be worsening those feelings.

So, either it's
a huge problem

or it's not a problem
at all.

This is
your professional opinion?

Shaun has
a very unique mind

and an incredibly
introverted nature.

**

Well,
thank you for that.

I'm sorry, but without
a lot more time with him,

that's the best
I can offer.

**

What did Lim
expect me to do --

stand there
and smile

while she called my
medical judgment into question?

Your patient nearly died
waiting on that O.R., right?

It was bad.
What do you want me to do?

Tell her
to back off!

No.
He's a complete
and utter --

Not one of those
nice racists, huh?

I shouldn't
have to be --
Claire!

Here's what
you have to do --

shut up and do exactly
what Dr. Lim tells you to do.

But --

**

Yes, sir.

**

Maybe we could
take turns.

You can keep an eye
on my patient,

I keep an eye
on yours.

No.

[ Sighs ]

Her creatinine
is 1.6.

Mild bump
in renal numbers

isn't surprising
after all her trauma.

This morning
must've been crazy.

Are you okay?

This morning,

my neighbor Lea came over
and ate my apple.

That's too bad.

Yes,
it was my last one.

She was upset with Armen,
our landlord.

She plays her music
very loud.

I gave her some advice.

It seemed
to anger her

because she left
without saying goodbye.

And you think
you did something wrong.

No,
it was good advice.

Shaun, sometimes a woman
wants advice,

and sometimes
she just wants support.

How can I tell
which one Lea wants?

**

Err on
the side of support.

That's not helpful.
Yes, it is.

Dr. Browne.
You're being summoned.

[ Inhales deeply,
sighs ]

All right.

**

About time.

All your struggling,
you've pulled out your IV.

Aren't nurses usually supposed
to do this kind of crap?

They let you
go to med school,

but they don't trust you
with any real responsibility.

There must be a competent doctor
tucked around here somewhere

who tell someone
I need more than aspirin.

"Competent"?
Yeah.

You know
what I mean.

Imhotep was the father
of modern medicine.

An Egyptian.
Yeah.

Good for your people.

[ Scoffs ]

I'm willing to bet there's even
been a couple others

over the last 3,000 years,
but guess what?

On average,

you look at most great
technological advancements,

you'll find
a proud Northern European

holding the patent.

[ Scoffs ]

That's what you were trying
to do this morning?

Get the patent
on stealing 30 bucks

from the corner store
for a drug fix?

You don't like drug addicts,
do you?

Mm, a lot of people
I don't like.

Thieves, racists,
violent punks,

but I'll treat 'em.

Was your mama
a drug addict?

Wow.

That's the beauty
of cliches,

is they're true
so often, huh?

You don't know anything
about me.

I didn't go
to college.

I didn't have no
affirmative action to get me in,

but you did.

All because some bleeding-heart
liberal in the Dean's office

teared up reading your essay
about your crack-whore mama.

Aah!
What the hell?

[ Groans, chuckles ]

I guess
we're all violent punks.

[ Monitors beeping ]

All you had to do
was give him your wallet.

**

Her urine output
is low.

Whoa, whoa,
what are you doing?!

Get away from her!
Hey!

You can't be in here
shoving my doctors around.

Me?
He -- He's the --

**

Oh, my God.
She needs dialysis.

Her kidneys
are failing fast.

This is the first stage
of total organ failure.

**

[ Monitors beeping ]

Shaun: We removed two liters
of excess fluid with dialysis,

but she's getting worse.

Fluid's building up
in her chest.

She's in
pulmonary failure, too.

Draining the fluid
in her pleural space

would reduce
airway resistance.

Yeah, let's prep her
for a thoracentesis.

We're gonna have to
work fast.

I'll prep
the evac drain.

I'm gonna need you to put
that needle right between --

6th and 7th rib.

[ Monitors beeping rapidly ]

**

Wait, you're gonna
let h do --

Shut up.
All right, careful.

Don't put the needle in
too deep.

We don't want
to give her --
Pneumothorax.

[ Monitors beeping rapidly ]

All right,
you're in.

**

Now, let me see
what I can pull out.

[ Beeping continues ]

Hopefully
she settles down.

[ Beeping continues ]

**

CO2's down,
and O2's climbing.

[ Monitors beeping ]

We can manage her kidneys
and her lungs,

but the last stop
in multiple organ failure

would be her heart.

Watch her ventilation pressures
like a hawk,

push cardioprotective meds,
and page me if anything changes.

Think you're being
her hero?

The fact is
you hardly know her.

And you don't
know him at all.

Go home.

[ Monitors beeping ]

[ Knock on door ]
Yep.

Okay,
I am done.

He's a foul-mouthed,
spiteful bully.

No problem.

I'll have the concierge
find a patient

more suited
to your liking.

He doesn't need a doctor
doting over him.

He doesn't want me.

I don't care.

I'm sorry I disagreed
with you, okay?

But I don't deserve
to be scolded like a school girl

because your ego can't handle
being challenged a little.

[ Chuckling ] Oh.

That is
some apology.

Look,
I had a legitimate --

You really
don't see the problem here?

What? [ Chuckles ]
With challenging you?

Right now,
you are confronting me

in front
of two nurses.

Would you do that
to Melendez?

Or would you wait
five minutes?

**

I have dealt with men

undermining my authority
my entire career.

We shouldn't do it
to one another, too.

Now go take care of him like
you would any other patient.

[ Equipment whirring ]

**

**

Hey.
Hey! Hey!

Food services --
they double-check every order.

What are you looking for?

An apple.
An apple?

Who's getting an apple?
I am!

No.
Glassman: Shaun.

Forget the apple,
please.

I'm sorry.
Can I have a minute?

Shaun?

Okay.

[ Clears throat ]

Shaun, there's no need
to get defensive, okay?

Do you want
to sit down?

No, thank you.

I want you
to tell me again

exactly what happened
this morning.

I told you exactly
what happened this morning.

Yes, but people have told you
that it's your fault.

Haven't they?

My actions and the shooting
were associative incidents.

It is not
a causal relationship.

I paced,
and she got shot,

but pacing
doesn't cause shootings,

otherwise every time
someone paced,

a shooting
would soon follow.

Okay,
that's a very good point.

When someone has
a gun

and it's
a dangerous situation, right?

You don't want
to upset the situation.

You don't want
to make it worse.

You think
this is my fault, too.

No, no,
it was the shoot--

[ Chuckles, sighs ]

It was
the shooter's fault,

but your actions
may have contributed to it.

Okay, Shaun,
wait a second.

Wait a second.

I know your behavior is not
completely in your control,

but I also know it's not
completely out of your control.

Is it?

So, yes, maybe it is
a little bit your fault.

And definitely mine.

[ Chuckles ]
You weren't even there.

That's right.

I wasn't there.

Can we sit down, please,
just for a second?

**

Shaun...

I convinced myself
that everything was fine

because in here,
it is.

It's great.

But you need help.

Shaun...

you need guidance --

much more
than I can give you.

**

I'm supposed to be
with my patient.

I'm supposed to be watching her
like a hawk.

**

[ Monitors beeping ]

It's my fault.

I didn't like her.

When I first saw her
this morning, she just...

didn't look...

I don't know.

I mean,
I wanted to blow her off,

so, uh...
I said I forgot water.

I mean, I figured
we'd go to the store

and -- and I'd pretend
that I forgot my wallet.

I knew she didn't have
her purse, so...

We can't go hiking
without water, right?

I mean,
no harm, no foul?

Mm.

She was there
because of me.

She's here...

because of me.

It's not
a causal relationship.

Wait,
excuse me?

**

It's not
a causal relationship --

lying and shootings.

Lying doesn't
cause shootings,

otherwise,
every time someone lied --

[ Monitor beeping rapidly ]

Her pulse pressure
is narrow.

Wait,
what does that mean?

She's dying.

Page Melendez.
Stat!

**

[ Monitor beeping rapidly ]

Your respiratory rate
is up.

Are you
having trouble breathing?

Yeah.
It's tight.

**

Find Dr. Lim.

Narrow pulse pressure indicates
a reduced cardiac output.

The inflammation
is affecting her heart.

She's in
end-stage organ failure.

Yes, we can insert
an intra-aortic balloon pump.

It may reduce some
of the workload on her heart,

but it's failing fast --
really fast.

It only needs
to work overnight.

The inflammatory reaction
will improve after that.

What if it's failing so fast
because it's not her heart?

**

Her hemoglobin's dropped
from 14 to 12

between
her last two draws.

What if the real problem
is she's bleeding somewhere?

Given what she's been
through, a two-point drop
could mean nothing.

Or it could mean
a bleed,

which would account
for the narrow pulse pressure.

Her heart
could be fine.

**

If you're right, that means
we'd have to open her back up.

I don't know if her body
can handle another operation.

No,
it can't.

Treating heart failure
with an aortic pump

is also
a simple procedure.

So we're
going to diagnose

based on which procedure
is simpler?

If I'm right, there could be
no more blood to pump.

She'll be dead.

**

[ Alarm blares ]
She's crashing!

We should prepare the cath lab
for a pump.

We should prepare
the O.R.

**

Let's get her
into an O.R. now.

[ Monitor beeping rapidly ]

[ Monitor beeping rapidly ]

Hemoglobin's dropped
to 8.

She is bleeding out.

Yes, she is,
but where?

Got to find
where the bleeder's coming from

and clip it
before she dies.

**

I got nothing.

Must be hidden under the
retroperitoneum or mediastinum.

That's a whole lot
of real estate

to cut open
and just go blindly looking.

We should start at the abdomen.
She was shot there.

The bullet passed through
the posterior thorax.

BP's 40 over palp.
She's dying, Neil.

Whatever you're gonna do,
you need to do it now.

We need to look everywhere.
Give me a knife and sternal saw.

I'm gonna open her up
from chest to pelvis.

**

Prep the sternum and abdomen
with Betadine.

Gonna need
a sponge stick

to control the bleeding
when we find it.

**

Stop!

**

Open her between the second
and third rib on the left side.

The bullet nicked the left
supreme intercostal artery.

The wall has blown.

How do you know?

I followed
the injuries --

pelvis to bowel to spleen
to diaphragm.

Next target has to be
left supreme intercostal artery.

**

All right,
prep left intercostal space.

**

[ Monitor beeping rapidly ]
[ Gasping ]

**

I can't breathe.

Why aren't you
helping me?

Dr. Lim will be along
in just two minutes.

You're the damn doctor.
Do your job.

**

[ Gasping ]

[ Beeping continues ]

I need to open up
the left neck compartment

to relieve
the pressure.

Procedure tray?

**

You done this before?

Nope.

Scalpel.

**

It's too swollen.

I can't see
the Adam's apple.

Okay.

Cut along
the soft divot

between the carotid sheath
and the trachea.

Soft divot.

Got it.

**

[ Wheezing ]
Update me.

**

[ Wheezes ]
What did you do?

He had a cervical hematoma.
I had to relieve the pressure.

Here?

**

[ Beeping slows ]

Oxygen sats are going up.

It's rare,

but post-op swelling can happen
with tracheal tears.

That's why we watch them
so closely the first 24 hours.

You mind if we finish this off
in the operating room?

**

I don't see anything,
Shaun --

no blood
and no arterial tear.

You're too high.

It's near
the bifurcation.

Get some light in.

**

I got something. Blood's pooling
right under the bifurcation.

Clamp now.

**

[ Monitor beeping rapidly ]

**

[ Beeping slows ]
[ Sighs ]

[ Sighs ]

She wasn't
in heart failure.

That means her heart is
still strong enough to get
her through the night.

I was wrong.

Yeah.

And you just
made up for it.

**

You were right,
Jared.

**

Good work.

**

You know what?

You were right.

My mother had problems.

So I couldn't afford
to just around

expecting everything
to be handed to me

or whatever else it is
that's holding you back.

And yeah,
I got some breaks,

but I worked
my ass off.

Two jobs, two roommates
every step of the way.

And that
is what got me to the place

where I could
save your life.

**

[ Sighs ]

Melendez: Your daughter's
not out of the woods yet,

but I do expect her condition
to improve day by day.

Thank you,
Doctor.

Thank you.
You're welcome.

[ Moans ]

Mm.

Hey.
Hi.

Baby.

Sorry we weren't here
for you.

How are you feeling?

Uh...

probably won't be hiking
anytime soon.

[ Chuckles ]

Mm.

Hey.

You sneaking out
before I can thank you?

Please, you don't need
to thank me.

Oh.

Yeah, I do.

And apologize.

I was wrong about you.

**

[ Chuckles ]

I thought you were trying
to ditch me.

**

I was...

hoping you were trying
to ditch me.

[ Chuckles ]

I'm sorry.

**

When you're
feeling better,

I'd like a second chance
at a first date.

**

[ Chuckles ]

**

Claire:
I'm sorry.

**

You were right.

I publicly
disrespected you,

and so
I thought it only right

to publicly respect you.

**

I am grateful

for the chance
to learn from you.

**

I know
you needed this victory.

Glad you saved
a life today.

Just wish
it wasn't a Nazi.

**

[ Footsteps approach ]

[ Sighs ]

[ Dog barks in distance ]

Lane number two.

Maddie always
took that lane.

She would
tuck in behind me

and draft
until the last 200 meters.

It was
a dirty little trick.

[ Chuckles ]

It worked.
Every time.

13 years ago today.

Yeah.

I miss her, too.

Give her space,
right?

Give her space.

She just drifted
farther and farther away.

Everything I did...

I did wrong.

You did your best.

I was...

practically living at your house
back then, and --

If I hadn't...

You were both
[Sighs] teenagers.

You were idiots.

You got lucky,
she didn't.

If I...

was there more...

if I...

stayed on her...

[ Chuckles ]

You're there for him.

[ Chuckles ]

Reporter: Here's your extended
forecast for the week.

Starting off with a little bit
of cloud cover

in San Francisco,
temperatures in the low 70s...

[ Knock on door ]

...just a few degrees as we get
closer to the weekend.

Expect dry conditions
for the next seven days here --

I, uh,
saw your light.

[ Dog barking,
siren wails in distance ]

I'm sorry.

Claire told me
to apologize

because you didn't want me
to tell the truth.

You only wanted me
to support your position,

even though
it's wrong.

Well,
I don't accept.

I may have overreacted
this morning a little.

And you were honest --
brutally honest --

but you shouldn't have to wear
ear plugs in your own home.

And don't start lying to me
to make me feel good.

You're the only honest guy
I know.

[ Scoffs ]

So...

**

...have a good night,
Shaun Murphy.

And I will try
not to keep you up.

[ Chuckles ]

[ Clem Snide's
"I'll Be Your Mirror" plays ]

[ Door closes in distance ]

**

* I'll be your mirror

* Reflect what you are

* In case you don't know

* I'll be the wind

* The rain and the sunset

* The light on your door
to show that you're home *

* 'Cause when you think
the night has seen your mind *

I made
a mistake today.

* That inside
you're twisted and unkind *
And someone got hurt.

* Let me stand to show
that you are blind *

* Please put down your hands

* 'Cause I see you

**

**