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have entirely different functions.

The cells which make up those organs

act independently of each other.

But in a healthy body, seemingly independent cells

quietly depend on the functioning of the others.

Because when one system stops working...

..the others can't function for long.

Jackson.

- I'm here, Maggie. - Jackson!

Maggie, I'm here!

Jackson! Jackson!

Dr. Pierce, did you call for help?

- Oh, no, no. Down the... - Help! Over here!

No, no, i-it's Jackson.

- He's down there. I don't know - Okay. Okay,

- what happened. - You stay on the road.

Grab the climbing gear!

Okay.

- Hello? - Yeah, yeah, down here!

Down here!

They were climbing. Give me your hand.

- He fell, and I caught the rope. - I took over,

but he's dead weight. I got no leverage here.

- Is he alive? - I don't know.

He has to be. He has to be.

Alright. Uh... Tie him to an anchor point.

I'm gonna attach a Prusik.

I'm gonna slide in here, okay?

Alright.

Let's go.

Alright. Alright, dig your heels in.

We're gonna pull. Ready?

- Yeah. - Pull!

- Go. - Good, good, good. Pull.

Keep pulling.

- Go! - Pull!

And the person who I trained,

the person I mentored, fired me.

Without a word of apology or regret.

And my own wife said nothing to defend me,

not one word.

Look, I-I-I know I have my part in this,

but I do not see me

forgiving anyone but myself anytime soon.

I did it myself.

I take full responsibility for my actions.

Andrew DeLuca had absolutely nothing to do with it.

Okay.

Okay. What now?

We go to the police?

No. Now you go home and I do what I do.

I go home?

Will they let Andrew out?

After the charges against him are dismissed.

And then what?

Well, we'll schedule a hearing.

You'll be deeply repentant.

You'll get a few weeks of community service

at a free clinic,

and you'll pay a fine.

And what about my medical license?

That's up to the board if they want to pursue action,

but I'd say it's highly unlikely.

So I just go home. Yes.

- Is there a problem? - No.

I just... I did this long, dramatic goodbye

with my kids.

Well, this is good, man.

This is a good thing.

She's getting the help she needs.

Yeah, well, it's just...

I have a history with some people

who had that kind of help, and it doesn't help.

Jo's not those people,

and she isn't just a fighter.

She's Rocky. She's Ali.

She'll get better.

Let's talk about something else.

I think Amelia dumped me.

You think?

Little hard to tell.

Hi.

Somebody wants to meet his baby sister.

Leo, Leo. Look, look.

This is your little sister, Allison,

and, Allison, this is your big brother, Leo.

Leo, being a big brother is such an important job.

Oh, uh, Hunt, Shepherd, I have incoming trauma.

Well, I just had a baby.

- He just had a baby. - Yeah.

I'm aware. She's very cute. Congratulations.

I still need you to come. Altman, you're excused.

What... Are you serious?

Due to criminal activity, Meredith Grey,

Alex Karev, and Richard Webber no longer work here.

What?

And Andrew DeLuca's in jail.

What do you mean "criminal activity"?

- Incoming trauma. - Now.

What do you mean "criminal activi..."

Would you?

Oh. Oh, yeah. Uh, sure.

Hey. Hi. Okay.

Oh. Oh, boy. Okay, okay, yeah.

Okay. Hi. Oh.

- Bye. We gotta go. - Okay. Yeah. Goodbye.

Okay. Okay. Okay. I know.

Oh, I...

Hey, help.

Nurse?

Let's see. Look at this. What's this? Wh...

You... You had the baby!

I-I tried to reach you. I-I didn't hear from you.

And then I had the... The Spidey Sense, and...

Oh.

Look at her.

Wow.

What a beauty.

And that is little Leo Hunt, am I right?

You must be so tired. You need a hand?

Come here, little Leo Hunt.

Come here.

Wait, so, tell me... What...

So, tell me... did she get back together with your daddy?

Is that what she did?

Yes, she did, didn't she?

Did he ride in on a white horse

and make all the right promises?

I think he did. Yes, I do. That's what I think.

Oh, Tom, please don't... Don't... don't blame Owen.

This is... This is me. This is... It's my fault.

I'm just... You know, you are...

You are such a wonderful man.

Oh... Oh, I know I am.

I'm funny and I'm smart and I'm kind when I want to be,

generous with my money and with my tongue in bed.

So, you will regret this decision,

and when you do...

I'll still be here

because, uh, I'm in love with you,

and I don't think this thing with Hunt's gonna last.

And in the meantime, we are friends.

- Okay? - Ma.

Yeah, do you want me to take little Leo back to daycare?

Yes, please. Yeah?

He's crazy about me.

Come on, little Leo.

Let's go back to daycare, you and me.

You fired them?

What do you suggest I should have done?

Anything but fire them.

Mari Prishna, 34, GCS 15,

open right humerus fracture with extremity paralysis.

Okay. Page Lincoln and Kim.

What do we got?

Jai Prishna, 35, GCS 11, with a left open femur fracture

and right lower leg deformity,

secondary to a fall over a cliff,

thready pulse.

Systolic's in the hundreds. Okay.

Uh...

Uh, you two hurt, or...?

No. No.

We're fine. We're fine.

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And we're good to go.

He wanted to cut off my leg. I didn't want to,

I suggested that it was the safest course of action.

- But then you were wrong. - But then

I was a miracle worker.

After he begged you and cried.

You love me because I'm a sensitive guy.

Alright, can we let our interns do their job now, please?

Qadri?

Mari Prishna, 34, seven days post-op

after she was a warrior goddess

and saved her husband's life.

Dr. Avery was the warrior.

He saved Jai.

I mean, if he hadn't come along...

No, Mari, you caught the rope,

and you held it for hours on a broken, shredded arm.

You saved his life.

We did a debridement of her wound

and then put in a right humeral plate.

So, today will be her brachial plexus surgery

for definitive nerve repair.

Uh, I'm checking in my wife... Josephine Karev.

You need to drive around.

You say goodbye there, she goes in on foot.

I hate that I did this to you.

Did what?

- Became another name - Yeah.

On your list of crazy women.

Listen, for the record, you are way saner

than any woman I've ever dropped off

at a treatment center.

Look, it's 30 days.

You go in, you talk about your feelings or whatever,