This article contains discussions on mental health and mass violence.

Stop reading now, if you haven't watched "8:00 pm", episode 14 of Pete. Spoilers forward!

In episode 13 of Max's massive new medical drama "Pete" - what, I need to clarify, is no Only the spin-off of "Air", but its own unique work - Dr. Michael "Robbie" Robbavich, played by Noah Will, hit his limit. In one of the most rough and most beloved scenes of the series to date (Thanks to an absolutely stunning performance from Will. AKEEK, overwhelmed by sadness, asks Robbie why not or could not save Leah, though, as we know, Robbie tried the hardest Despite the fact that the young girl was shot in the heart. Robbie starts crying and shaking, pulling out Jake from the makeshift morgue (it's actually Air's pediatric wing, doing all the work sadly thanks to the animal's murals behind it) and has a panic attack on the floor to the gains that holds Leah's body.

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When the next episode, "8:00 pm", starts, no one can find slaves by the fourth year Medicine Student Dennis Vitaker (Raneran Howell) goes to a morgue to get a live patient blanket and finds it to recite the pattern, a Jewish prayer, in a fetal position. Instead of providing full comfort, Whitaker does the exact thing Robbie needs: he tells the trauma to attend that other doctors are "f ** ked" without working on them and, after sitting with him for a moment, gets the blanket he tells and tells Robby he will see him. This attracts Robbie from his heavy panic attack and returns him to work.

In an interview with Daily AstverHowell and Will explain why it is so important that Wittaker is the one who finds a fighting Robbie. "It was an interesting conversation. Who would find Robbie? It became clear what was supposed to be Whitaker," Wiel told Emma Fraser in an interview with Howell. "Because you frame this experience between the youth of naivety of someone who enters this environment for the first time and a very tired and veteran of struggle, which has the collapse of his entire career that comes on his shoulders."

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"It seemed perfectly appropriate to get these two characters to meet again in the season again, after having early this wonderful exchange, where I talk about the need to find balance," Ville added (and we will return to that "wonderful exchange" in just a moment.)