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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]That was a scalpel Santos put in her pocket, right? I assume for general self-defense purposes?[/quote] She’s a cutter. In a previous episode her scars on her thighs were shown. I think Whittaker, her roommate, saw her take the scalpel and perhaps knows about her habit which is why he paused and talked to her after she did it. [/quote] Langdon has to catch her. [/quote] 1) This would be an awful thing to do to this character. Cutting is not like a drug addiction -- it doesn't impair her ability as a doctor and she's not committing a felony in taking that scalpel (it's not great, but it's not like stealing controlled substances). There's nothing for Langdon to catch, do it would just be a massive invasion of her privacy. 2) The only place she'd do this at work would be a stall in the women's bathroom. Why would Langdon be walking in on Santos in there? [/quote] Self destructive behavior in an environment that is extremely high risk for infection. She needs help. Only fitting that he's the one to save her from herself. [/quote] This is a stretch. She's literally stealing a sterile scalpel. If she gets caught trying to use that same scalpel on a patient, sure, that would be patient endangerment. She does in fact need help but Langdon, who has zero trust with her and harmed her with no real accountability, would be the last person in a position to do so. We basically already saw Whitaker noticing her pocketing the scalpel and coming over to check on her (with kindness) which is the actual help she needs.[/quote] Right, but this is fiction, Langdon catching her is the better story. [/quote] I totally agree. And it might be a way for Langdon to redeem himself. [/quote]
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