Lily

She/they 🇦🇺🏳️‍🌈 08

[curehaus]

No I don’t like windows when they’re closed!

[mottesk]

drunk karaoke best karaoke

[belllllaaaaa]

WHITSANTOS ROOMATES SAVEEE MEEEEEE

look at it in instagram !

[evelina-maar]

every tongue that rises against Trinity Santos shall fall

[crowshaped]

pov ur gonna die. jk pittlings save me

[xlandloud]

ragebaited x ragebaiter trope my beloved

[battleroyale2000]

also LOVED Ellis pulling Mel aside to reassure her in a way that didn't cause excess stress. Mel has anxiously mentioned "not being able to talk about it" multiple times this season to multiple different people and Ellis went "okay well we're not talking about it you're listening to me monologue" just to make sure she was offering her reassurance that would affirm her own belief in Mel AND the fact that she and Mel did nothing wrong. that they did that spinal tap perfectly and the aftermath had nothing to do with the tap. god I love Dr. Parker Ellis

[rskacreates]

Madwheeler Scoops Ahoy AU | Byler edition- Enjoy ☝️🗿Idk if vids do well here- But WE BALL

Og dialogue that inspired this

[alyoshaeatsyoeyes]

I love theorising about characters that we have very little info about

It's always interesting to me how rarely I see people picture the "change" (?) in Michael Shelley

Most times I just see the focus being on "he didn't know because Emma wanted to keep him unaware" but also, he did go through the door, he surely didn't just think that "oh well, Ms Robinson wants me to go through this random yellow door seemingly leading to nowhere, that makes no sense but sure!"

He must've known something, he had the map and knew what to do inside

So when did he find out? Was it mentioned? How did he find out? How did he react?

I also really like that one line The Distortion said about him, "am I evil, archivist? Is a thing evil when it simply obeys it's own nature? When it embodies it's nature? When that nature is created by those which revile it? Perhaps Gertrude believed so, *Michael certainly did*"

And of course, it could be lying but maybe it was in some way Michael saying it too? I'm now curious about what his stance on morality and the experience of being a human was, it seems like a pretty distinct line between good and bad, right? But then, he also wanted to kill Gertrude and then Jon (even though he had nothing to do with this) so how would that tie to the possible strong morals?

[starspangledsteeve]

possibly best pic of all time featuring Whitaker’s siblings looking like his angel and devil on each shoulder

[blush-and-books]

samira mohan is so fucking awesome because when we see a student doctor overriding her recommendation in front of a patient we never see her scolding joy afterwards even though she definitely is a little shocked. what do we actually get?? samira appreciating and praising joy's strategic solution. doctor samira mohan you will always be my favorite

[puppydogwhitaker]

this was all about how necessary community is.

that elderly man going to the ER because samira is a friend to him. the obese man who lives alone tearing up at genuine human kindness and acceptance. digby being someone who can mourn louie when he seemed so alone. the hospice patient being able to relax once her parents show up. the college student’s parents being able to accept help from someone that looks like them who’s gone through the same thing.

they keep reiterating how you can’t get through things alone. the jewish community needs muslims, the doctors need pharmacists, dana needs robby. there’s all these macro and micro interactions that enforce this thesis. there are cultural, structural, professional, communal, and interpersonal vectors of support that are so necessary.

these doctors understand this truth deeply, they see the evidence of it daily. but every single one of these doctors is isolated. samira isn’t moving back to new jersey, robby is leaving for canada, dennis leaves for the farm, garcia denies trinity’s company. physician heal thyself, huh?

[diwhitney]

So there’s this Pitt…

[cbartonscoffee]

It's fucking crazy how insensitive Ogilvie is btw. He knows Louie is a frequent flier. He saw, at least, both Langdon and Whitaker interact with him. The way he doesn't care at all? The fact that Whitaker finds out through him? Like that? The way he's talking over both Perlah and Kim, who are shaken by this and trying to give the news to Whitaker in as kind a way as possible? What an idiot

[supportingwomenswrongs]

McKay: *extending the olive branch that she's 9 years sober*

Langdon: .....I love you

[whitakers-intern]

my god langdon was so alone. mckay allowed him to look into his future. he could not believe his eyes.

[aaabergart]

no, like i finna be in The Pitt

[eddieripps]

who’s ready to be in the pitt tmrw