[narrator] Previously on Grey's Anatomy:
I slept with George. It was a horrible mistake.
But I have no interest in obstetrics or gynecology.
Your ass is mine until I say otherwise.
We spent the night at Callie's Iast night,
so we figured we'd spend the night here.
Oh, hi.
You're falling for a vet.
I'm also dating. You. If you still want to.
He was Iistless and hadn't eaten all day.
- Let's have a Iook. - Hey.
- Is he sick again? - Yeah.
[Meredith] We all go through life like bulls in a china shop.
A chip here, a crack there.
Doing damage to ourselves.
To other people.
- So, uh, I don't cook. - Nobody asked you to cook.
I know, I'm just saying that, you know, I don't cook, so you don't have to cook.
I don't expect you to cook for me.
OK. You. Sit there.
Sit down.
I want you to drink this
and try really hard to act Iike you aren't scary and damaged.
I'm not scary and damaged.
- Yeah, you are. - No. I'm not scary or damaged.
Mm-hmm. AII right. Why don't you tell me about your family?
OK.
Me not wanting to talk about my family, does not make me scary or damaged.
OK.
Tell me about the Iast guy you slept with.
The problem is trying to figure out how to control the damage we have done.
Or that's been done to us.
- What did you say to him? - Nothing. I fled the scene.
You didn't tell him about George or Derek?
- No. - Hmm. You Iike him.
- I could Iike him. - Is the sex any good?
I don't know.
Four dates and two sleepovers at his place and no sex?
Not even a kiss good night.
Oh, I am proud.
I am Iike a proud mama.
- Shut up. - [Izzie chuckles]
Morning.
Sometimes the damage catches us by surprise.
[toilet flushes]
- [chuckles] - Oh, my God. Did that just happen?
I'm having a seizure. I am clearly mid-seizure. I'm seizing.
- Oh, my God. - She didn't even wash her hands.
Oh, my God.
Sometimes we think we can fix the damage.
AII I'm saying is if she needs to pee she could at Ieast wear a bra.
Or maybe wait until she's alone.
For the Iove of sanitation, could she wash her hands? She's a surgeon.
You said you were blocking the sink. I think you're exaggerating.
She peed. Naked peeing. Ask Meredith. Meredith?
That's right, I forgot, you're not talking to her.
- [George] Oh! - She'd say Callie crosses the Iine.
So crossed the Iine. So freaking crossed.
Oh. We're still pretending that you're not seeing a patient, right?
People, what's with all the evil misery? Huh? Live and Iet Iive.
- You're cheerful. - Oh, come on.
You are. How's that possible?
I scrubbed in on a four-hour paraesophageal hernia Iast night.
Then I got Iaid.
And now, three ambulances are coming in full of bloody broken car crash victims,
all who need to be cut open.
So, I'm cheery!
And sometimes the damage is something we can't even see.
I'm cheerful!
Sorry, sir, I...
- Hey. - How's my dog?
- Better. Finn's running tests. - Good.
- Our dog. - What?
Our dog. You said "my dog." He's our dog.
- Yeah, whatever. - Are you mad at me or something?
- [siren] - Now's not the time.
25-year-old restrained driver, Noah Reynolds.
Vitals stable. Right knee pain.
- Curtain three. - Noah? You still alive?
I'm still alive, baby! My wife's side took all of the impact.
Her parents were in the other car.
Some jerk slammed into them and then they slammed into us.
On three. One. Two. Three.
22-year-old pregnant restrained passenger T-boned on her side.
Prolonged exrication in the field. BP 90 over 50. Pulse in the 80s.
- [Bailey] Trauma room one. - Trauma? No. I'm fine. Really.
You don't have to go to all that trouble. I am fine.
The air bags went off. If you could just check on my baby and my family.
My husband. Noah? You saw Mama breathing, right?
And Daddy? Where the hell's Daddy? Mama and Daddy are still alive, right?
- They're in the nex ambulance. - They're alive, right?
- PIease don't move, ma'am. - I need to know.
Yeah, I'II ask someone about... Mama.
And Daddy.
Driver and front-seat passenger both early 50s, both restrained, both stable.
The passenger has some Ieg and arm pain, the driver has chest pain.
Dang it all to heck!
Excuse my French, honey, but I need some whatever kind of horse pills you've got,
because this hurts Iike the dickens!
- Uh, that would be Mama? - Mama! You OK?
I am in pain!
- Get off. Get off! - Sir, I need to clear your spine.
My spine is fine and you can sew up my head Iater.
- Where's my girl? - Daddy?
- Jim? - Noah?
- Mel? - Mama?
The hillbilly picnic.
Could everybody shut up for a minute? I'm trying to find a fetal heartbeat.
- Is the baby OK? - [Cristina] Hold on.
[amplified heartbeat]
The baby's heart rate is 1 52 and strong. It's... It's OK.
[approaching siren]
- They're both good. They're good. - Thank the Lord.
Thank the Lord they're all right.
- Dr. Bailey, another car crash victim. - That's him! That's the guy who hit us!
- I'II kill him! I'm going to get you! - Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
- You son of a bitch! - Big Jim, just hold your horses!
He's hurt. He's already hurt.
- Good! - Daddy?
Don't ask me to be neighborly!
Trauma three. Page Ortho and Neuro. O'Malley, give her a hand.
- What happened? - Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
What are you doing, young man?
- I'm just trying to examine you. - I don't think so.
[whispers] I don't have any panties on.
I do not know you well enough to Iet you see my good girl. Get me a Iady doctor.
I need a chick over here!
- What happened? - Marshall Stone, intern at Mercy West.
What happened?
Page Ortho to Iook at his wrist and contact CT.
Yes, Dr. Shepherd.
[Derek] I'm going to say three words to you, OK?
Then I want you to repeat them back to Dr. Grey. Can you do that?
- OK. - OK. Bat, orange, car.
- You think you can remember that? - Mm-hmm.
Good. OK.
Here. He has a closed head injury.
Watch for vomiting, confusion and Ioss of consciousness, OK?
- AII right. - Good.
- Derek? - Not now.
Let me know when you get the CT report back.
Marshall,... can you remember those words?
What happened?
And this is the father, Big Jim.
I don't call him Big Jim. The family, they call him Big Jim.
Oh, stupid hicks.
Really? Being Southern makes you stupid? He owns half of AIabama.
Yeah. And I bet he even washes his hands after he pees.
- That's uncalled for! - This is a place of business.
Discharge the mother and father.
Karev, get the husband to the OR for surgery.
Dr. Karev, there you are.
You're supposed to be up on the OB/GYN rounding up my patients.
Oh, yeah, I got paged. 91 1. Pregnant mom. Car accident. Very serious.
Pity. I've got three surgeries.
I was going to ask you to scrub in, but you should stay with that pregnant Iady.
You see to it, Dr. Bailey?
Karev, go find your patient. Stevens, scrub in on Noah's patella fracture.
The She-Shepherd just walks in and pulls me off surgery?
You burn the She-Shepherd, she burns back. Go.
- The CT won't hurt the baby or nothing? - It won't hurt the baby... or nothing.
OK, on three. One, two, three, up.
I was having a shower today. A baby shower.
[Iaughs]
That's why Mama and Daddy are in town. Because I'm having a baby.
- How nice is that? - Nice.
- Isn't it? - Mm-hmm.
- Why are you here? - I'm captain of the vagina squad.
This nice man is going to take care of you now and he really Iikes to talk,
- so chat away. - It was nice meeting you.
- Not cool, Yang. - What does she mean? Captain?
And what kind of squad are you on?
Uh, you shouldn't be reading your own chart.
I want to find out what caused me to swerve my car into oncoming traffic
and not be able to remember it.
Those people, the ones I hit, they're going to be OK, right?
- No serious complications? - Uh, they're still checking them out.
- Dr. Torres? - Yeah?
I heard you're performing the Noah Reynolds surgery.
- Yes. - Well, I'm your intern.
- So, whenever you're ready. - OK, well, head up and prep the OR.
I need to put on a splint.
- Um... did you wash your hands? - What?
- You washed your hands, right? - Of course I washed my hands.
No. No. Of course you did.
Um, Marshall, this is going to hurt a Iittle bit, OK?
[winces] My ETOH and tox screens were pristine
so I wasn't drinking or... under the influence. Ow.
OK, we get the CT result back yet?
Not yet.
My GCS was 1 3. Why haven't I had a CT?
- Dr. Grey? - CT was backed up.
- He's Iucid now, so... - So get it done! Now!
Hey. Daisy Duke's case was boring me to tears.
So, um, you got any good hearts that I can cut open?
Or, you know, bad hearts that we can make good?
[woman on PA] Dr. Stevens, Dr. Howard Stevens, 1 435.
Burke? Use words.
You fell asleep.
- When? - This morning. In the on-call room.
- I fell asleep after we, you know... - Not after. Not after.
Oh.
Oh. I'm... sorry.
I... I was really tired. Seriously. Seriously, my bad. I'm really sorry.
- Don't Iet this threaten your manhood. - Oh, this is not...
I am very confident in my manhood, thank you very much.
Good, you should be, because, I mean...
I fell asleep because I had already finished. Twice.
I hadn't finished.
I was tired. It's not Iike I did this on purpose.
Did you stay in the hospital Iast night on purpose?
- You weren't on-call. - It was a paraesophageal hernia.
I had never seen one. I'm a surgeon first, just Iike you.
No. No. Not just Iike me. I am a person first.
Someone page me? Denny?
[woman] He collapsed.
What happened?
- Too far, too fast. - What were you doing?
Stairs.
- Real bright, huh? - Your LVAD battery is almost dead.
Um, get him to his room, I'II get Dr. Burke.
Let's get him up now. Nice and easy on one, two, three.
Now, Denny, you knew that LVAD wasn't a cure.
I want to go home. I want to go home yesterday.
I know this is hard to hear, but that's just not an option at this point.
Since when do you get to decide what's an option in my Iife and what isn't?
My heart may be on your battery packs, but it's still my heart.
It's my decision. It's my damn Iife.
That's right.
It is your Iife.
And it is your Iife that is at stake.
And it is your Iife that will end if you continue to push Iike you did today.
You said the LVAD would make me better.
I told you the LVAD would buy you more time. And it will.
If you respect its Iimitations and your own.
I want to go home.
What do we do?
We put him on a tight Ieash.
Tell the nurses to keep an eye on him.
Make sure he doesn't take any more endurance hikes in the stairwell.
Yeah. But... Preston, what do we do?
The damage to his body we can try to control, but the damage to his spirit...
For a man Iike Denny to Iie on this bed for years on end...
That's not something we could really understand.
And his feelings about it aren't something we should try to control.
Give him room, Izzie. Just give him room to grieve.
- You finally got Melanie to shut up? - Finally. Thanks for that.
- How's she doing? - Images coming up now.
- Ooh, is that a teardrop fracture? - No head bleed, though. That's good.
- Look at her Iungs. - Is that her Iiver?
- Whoa! - [Cristina] How is she alive?
Karev, page Shepherd, Burke, Montgomery-Shepherd, the Chief
and every surgeon with an available hand and get an OR opened.
Go! Melanie? Mel...
Get me a stretcher. Let's pull her out of there now!
[Bailey] Melanie?
Hey, have you seen Izzie?
She was supposed to prep an OR for Noah's surgery and she bailed.
What?
- Mr. and Mrs. Johnson? - Dr. O'Malley!
That Iittle girl right there says she's going to fix Noah's Ieg all by herself.
And she just gave him a big old shot for his pain. I really Iike her.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson? Big Jim?
- Is it Mel? - Yes, ma'am, it is.
What? What?
When your daughter came into the OR,
her body was over-pumping her bloodstream with adrenaline,
which kept her conscious and alert and, uh, pain-free.
During the CT scan, she was still for a Ionger period of time
and so her body relaxed.
And the adrenaline stopped flowing, which allowed her to succumb
to the full exent of her injuries, which...
They're catastrophic.
Excuse me?
[beeping]
[Bailey] Bovie.
[implement whirs]
More suction here. CIamp.
Internal saw.
- Karev, sit down. - I can't see.
The only thing I want you to do is sit at that fetal monitor
and watch that baby's heartbeat.
So now I'm a baby-sitter?
[heartbeat]
Retractor.
Addison, we're ready for you.
We are going to do everything we can.
Uterus is protected. Baby's heartbeat?
1 46.
OK, baby's safe. You can proceed with the mother.
- Lungs are damaged pretty badly. - [rapid beeping]
Pressure just bottomed out.
[Richard] Let's transfuse.
[Bailey] Four quadrant packing! Come on, people, get me some Iap pads.
- [Richard] Cross clamp the aorta. - [Burke] CIamp. Got it.
[Richard] There's too much bleeding. Shepherd?
- Damage control. - Addison?
If you want the baby to Iive, damage control.
- Burke? - Damage control.
Everyone knows the rules. We move as rapidly as possible.
Don't worry about finishing repairs. Crisis management, just get it done.
Once she reaches the triangle, we stop. No exceptions.
Why's he talking about triangle?
BIood stops clotting, her muscles produce acid and her organs get cold.
You're talking about the triangle of death?
A ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm.
What?
I scrubbed in on an abdominal aortic aneurysm.
It was a 1 2-hour surgery.
I had already worked 30 hours, but I didn't want to miss it.
I fell asleep for... a second behind the wheel.
I closed my eyes for a second at the red Iight. A second.
It was only 1 2 hours.
I'd done it before.
We've all done it before.
Dr. Grey?
- Meredith. - Meredith.
Does this mean...
Are we actually saying that, uh...
today...
this morning...
because I stayed in the OR to save a Iife...
I may have killed a pregnant woman?
- [door opens] - [woman] Dr. Grey?
You ordered a CT on Marshall Stone?
- We're going to need a moment. - I'm backed up here with five patients.
We need a moment.
Marshall?
- Izzie, please. - Come on, Denny, just...
- Izzie. - Smell.
Smell. Chocolate.
And not the crappy, processed, waxy kind,
but the good Swiss chocolate from the gift shop
that costs way too much money, but is totally worth it.
Try it. And exhibit B. Tabloids.
Good old-fashioned trashy celebrity gossip rags.
Damn it, Izzie, stop it!
Just stop it!
You think I'm feeling sorry for myself, right?
Poor sad sack Denny just needs a Iittle perspective.
You do need a Iittle perspective.
You have no idea what it is to Iose what I have Iost.
- I know Ioss, Denny. - No you don't!
I'm a man.
I'm a strong, virile horse of a man
stuck in the body of some weak, sick bastard
that I don't know, Iike, or recognize.
Now if you knew what that feels Iike,
you would have never convinced me to Iet a battery run my heart.
If you knew what it feels Iike, Izzie...
you would have Iet me go.
- Systolic's 82. No better. - [Bailey] How's the spleen, Chief?
- Unsalvageable, I'm afraid. - Karev!
Frequent decels and Ioss of variability.
- The baby's fading. - PH is down 7.1. Core temp 93 degrees.
OK, we've reached the triangle, people. Hands out.
Still oozing.
- We're not trying for perfection! - Just give me a second.
Damn it, stop! Everybody stop!
Cristina, Iet it go.
SIow. Erratic. But it's a heartbeat.
Baby's holding steady.
Bring out the plastic.
PIastic? We're not going to close?
We're going to keep her open, cover her with plastic, and get her to the ICU.
- And then what? - Then we'II see if she survives.
[Derek] OK. We'II take care of you, all right?
How the hell do you Iet a patient get that far off your watch?
- I turned my back for a second. - He was in the damned gallery!
- He's a surgical intern... - I don't care if he's surgeon general.
In this hospital, he's a patient with a head injury who needs a CT.
In this hospital, he's a scared guy who does not need to see
the massive internal injuries of the woman he rammed with his car!
This is your fault. You had him and you Iost him!
You got to take responsibility for your actions for once in your Iife!
Derek!
[sighs]
[Bailey] We've given her medications to help her blood clot
and to help counteract the acid buildup.
We're slowly raising her body temperature with warming blankets,
warmed IV fluids, and blood products.
How Iong is she going to have to be Iike that?
You know, with... Open Iike that?
We want her to regain as much strength as possible before we operate again.
But at the same time, we want to repair the damage as soon as possible.
So it's a balancing act.
I'm sorry. I don't quite know what you mean.
Melanie will die if we don't get her back to surgery soon enough.
And Melanie will die if we take her back to surgery too soon.
A balancing act.
Uh, Yang, call me if she starts actively bleeding.
OK.
Karev. Where are you going?
What? She's in ICU. There's nothing I can do.
You can sit and watch that fetal monitor.
You can't be serious. She's circling the drain.
You know how Iong a baby can survive inside its dead mother? Five minutes.
Minutes not seconds, Karev.
Look at Melanie. Look at her.
Now Iook around. AII the doctors and nurses, even her parents.
Their sole job is to care of Melanie. My job is to care for that baby.
I have a surgery scheduled, so when I step foot on that elevator and Ieave,
you are going to be the only person on this entire floor
responsible for that baby.
Do not Iet me down, Karev.
Her organs are bleeding, damaged, exposed, and covered in plastic wrap.
Poor Marshall. I mean, one minute you're a surgeon,
the nex you've destroyed an entire family.
Last month, I fell asleep in the parking Iot.
On a bench. I couldn't even make it to the car.
I fell asleep at a restaurant. At a table while I was on a date.
- I fell asleep during sex. - Izzie.
Hey, Callie's Iooking for you. You blew off her surgery.
No. I... I had a patient. Denny. I... I had to go.
- You were hanging out with Denny? - Oh, please.
Do not talk to me about standards. She can't even wash her hands.
[all giggle]
Don't worry about Bambi.
If Burke forgave me for sleeping during sex, George can forgive you for crying.
But Burke hasn't forgiven you.
I found Izzie. She said she had a patient.
- I knew you'd take her side. - What?
He needs an IV.
Are you...
She's mad at you.
I... I didn't know you were awake.
- What did you do? - Uh, has...
Has anyone talked to you about your wife? About what's happening?
What's happening? Uh...
You know, I can't really, uh, wrap my brain around what's happening.
You know, I'm from here. Uh, Seattle.
And, uh... you know, I go away to college
and I come back
married to this big-haired, drawling Southern girl.
And everyone I know thinks I'm crazy.
But I Iove her.
I just... I Iove her.
And, uh... what's happening
is that my... big-haired Southern girl
could be dying.
And... I can't think about that.
You know, I need... I need to think about something else.
I mean, it doesn't... matter so much.
Something that doesn't... doesn't have me
burying my 22-year-old wife and baby.
So, uh, so...
What the hell did you do?
I believed my friend when she told me that Dr. Torres doesn't wash her hands.
Well, I hope that's not true.
Seeing as she just, uh... performed surgery on me and all.
Yeah.
- You paged me. - CT results.
Good, thank you. AII right, Iet's see what we've got here.
Marshall, everything checks out fine.
Your short-term memory Ioss was a result of the concussion.
But to be safe, I want to keep you here overnight for observation, all right?
I have to apologize.
What?
To the woman's family.
I have to tell them I'm sorry for what I did.
You should get some rest.
I never should have told you about George.
No, it's fine, I'm glad I know. About him.
And the vet. You really get around.
- What did you just say to me? - It's unforgivable.
I don't remember ever asking you to forgive me.
So was the knitting a phase? Who's nex? AIex?
Because I hear he Iikes to sleep around.
You two have that in common.
You don't get to call me a whore.
When I met you, I thought I had found the person
that I was going to spend the rest of my Iife with! I was done.
So all the boys and all the bars and all the obvious daddy issues, who cared?
Because I was done.
You Ieft me. You chose Addison.
I'm all glued back together now.
I make no apologies for how I chose to repair what you broke.
You don't get to call me a whore.
This thing with us is finished. It's over.
Finally.
- Yeah. It's done. - It is done.
[door closes]
[inhales]
Her temperature is 95.4 degrees and her pH is 7.28.
Definitely clotting better.
But some of the wounds are still oozing.
Well, still a fine Iine. She may not be quite stable enough.
Y'all don't have to whisper. I'm sitting right here. I can hear you anyway.
And she's my baby.
She's my Iittle girl.
It's a big decision Iike this.
Going back in. Sewing up her... organs.
It's the kind of decision that a mama ought to be involved in.
I mean, all her Iife, she's asked me everything.
From... what color dress she ought to wear to her kindergarten dance
to what she ought to name her baby.
Because I'm her mama.
And it's my job to have an opinion. It's my job to have an answer.
I may not have an answer here, but... I'm still her mama.
You just don't have to whisper.
AII right.
What do you think, Dr. Bailey?
I think if we wait much Ionger she'II go into multiple organ failure.
OK. If it's all right with you, Mrs. Johnson,
we think it's time to go and finish what we started.
- [steady beeping] - [Derek] OK. I'm done.
[Richard] Yang. Come and start washing out the abdominal cavity.
[Burke] BIeeding's controlled in the chest.
- Fetal heart rate's down to 80! - Mom's heart rate's slowing down.
- 48 and dropping. - Ruptured retroperitoneal hematoma.
- She's bleeding out! - Idioventricular rhythm. Any BP?
Trying. Nothing's registering.
Yang, get your hands in here and hold pressure.
- Fetal heart rate at 60! - Heart's fibrillating.
- Can you see the source of the bleed? - Internal paddles.
[whirring]
- We're Iosing the baby! - Charge to 20! CIear!
[thud]
[uneven beeping]
We're chasing our tails. Get Addison Shepherd!
- Melanie's crashing. - [Addison] It's right there.
You hear me? She's crashing.
I'm elbow deep in a patient's uterus. What do you want me to do?
- Leave her and her child to die? - I'm doing my job.
And I'm doing mine. Do what you can. I'II be there as soon as I'm done.
OK, people, Iet's speed it up!
They'II know where to find us... when there's news?
They'II know we're here?
Yes, ma'am.
Good. OK. OK.
Is there something I should be doing, someone I should talk with? Something?
You're doing everything you can do, Big Jim.
[door opens]
I know this isn't the best time,
but Marshall would very much Iike the chance
to apologize to the family if they'II Iet him.
He's one of us, George.
Shepherd's still in surgery. I told her to hurry.
- [Richard] How's her heart? - Asystole.
- How Iong has she been down? - Five minutes.
Well, I'm gonna do a C-section. GIove.
I need to get that baby out. Tell me what to do.
Yang. We're going to... pack away the intestines.
- I'II expose the uterus. - OK, call Pediatrics!
Open the uterus with a midline vertical incision.
Make sure you don't cut the fetus.
[Bailey] OK, go.
[Richard] Baby doesn't Iook good. How are we doing on the mother?
Oh, she's still bleeding pretty profusely.
[Bailey] Hmm. I can't get it controlled.
Burke?
She's not coming back.
Let's stop.
Time of death, 1 9:48.
Chief?
[baby cries]
[ Kate Havnevik: Nowhere Warm]
I am sorry.
I am...
I am so...
so sorry.
PIease.
[sighs]
[sobs]
You're going to get in trouble.
I don't care.
I'm not going to cheer up for you.
You don't have to cheer up.
I'm not here for me.
I'm here for you. OK?
OK.
[Meredith] We're all damaged, it seems.
Some of us more than others.
You must be tired.
Yeah.
I'm tired too.
We carry the damage with us from childhood.
Then, as grown-ups, we give as good as we get.
Good work, Karev.
Yeah. Kid's alive. Without a mother.
Ultimately, we all do damage.
See you at home?
Yeah.
- OK. See you. - OK.
And then...
we set about the business of fixing... whatever we can.
Izzie?
Hmm?
Would it be wrong for me to feel you up right now?
Hmm. Not so much.
[both giggle]
Such a dirty boy.
- I know. - Hmm.
I washed my hands. I... I went down to the kitchen and I washed my hands.
I didn't wash my hands in the bathroom
because those girls were staring at me Iike I was a rodent or something.
Like I was in high school and I was... having the naked dream,
only it was actually happening.
I didn't even know they were home.
I washed my hands.
You have to stand up for me.
You have to say I washed my hands.
I'm sorry.
You're driving me crazy with the hovering.
This could be a mistake.
This. Us.
You're a really nice guy and... well...
you... you don't want to get involved with me.
- If you knew me... - Scary.
- Finn. - And damaged. See? I told you.
If you knew me? If you knew my family?
If I told you the guys that I've slept with Iately?
The scary and damage may actually be more than you can handle.
My mother's dead.
She got cancer when I was ten and she suffered for a really Iong time.
And then she died.
And my father never recovered.
It's kind of Iike he died with her,
except that his body's above-ground and permanently placed in front of the TV
with a bottle of Scotch in his Iap.
The Iast woman I slept with was my wife, but she died too.
It was a car crash, so it was quick.
She didn't suffer, which I appreciated.
Don't worry.
I'm thinking that my Iuck is beginning to change because I've met you.
And you Iike dogs and you enjoy pony births,
and you have the ability to save Iives.
I never said I wasn't scary and damaged too.