The pitt has a way of leaving hints through dialogue and patients. Yana being scared of firecrackers, a kid blowing his fingers off, hashimis mention of serving time, and now her saving that mother. Her PTSD is going to get triggered so badly mark my words
i think people are misguided by Al-Hashimis call to neuroscience. However, if you take into account the shared focus psychiatry and neurology have on the brain, it’s easier to understand their relation. Al hashimi wasnt a seizing or dissociating, but having a PTSD flashback
#ThePitt did anybody else get extremely concerned when robby basically admitted to a federal agent that staff were leaving due to their presence? it (seemed) like the pig paused for a moment after he said that, as though he realized what robby let slip as well
@pdeardzcrave_ I mean, it makes sense that the actress is able to understand her character and her arc with Langdon way better than all the fans who act like they are seeing the series with closed eyes and covered ears.
“yeah that’s what happens when you fuck up” comes from a place of genuine emotion and need for justice. many victims feel an overwhelming need for justice in any situation if they never got justice for themselves. her best friend killed herself—-
“i SERVED with men like him” i promise word choice is deliberate esp when its a Written Letter by a character. anyways if they come out and clarify somehow that he never touched a hair on someones head while being a morally pure combat medic or whatever people need to think—
(The Pitt season 2 finale)
Langdon: Santos, I’m so sorry. You saved my life by reporting me.
Santos: Thank you, I think I can start to move on. Sorry if I was abrasive, I have some demons of my own
Doctor robby on the operating table bc he drove his motorcycle off of a bridge: