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alexseanchai) wrote2010-12-24 03:16 pm
alexseanchai) wrote2010-12-24 03:16 pm
Take Me For What I Am: Grace
Title: Take Me For What I Am: Grace
Rating: PG
Summary: There's a reason Dr. Sylvia Pearlman got the chief surgeon job. Before 2x08 "Crossroad Blues".
Pairings: None.
Warnings: Nothing that wasn't mentioned in the ep.
Word Count: 65
"Scalpel."
"Scalpel."
"Sponge."
"Sponge."
And so forth and so on. After the surgery, Sylvia would be able to look at the patient as Altagracia, not as a collection of symptoms, and at the other people in the room as Benita and Melissa and Matt, not just spare hands and providers of tools. Not until.
(Altagracia would live because of Sylvia. Surely that was worth it?)
Rating: PG
Summary: There's a reason Dr. Sylvia Pearlman got the chief surgeon job. Before 2x08 "Crossroad Blues".
Pairings: None.
Warnings: Nothing that wasn't mentioned in the ep.
Word Count: 65
"Scalpel."
"Scalpel."
"Sponge."
"Sponge."
And so forth and so on. After the surgery, Sylvia would be able to look at the patient as Altagracia, not as a collection of symptoms, and at the other people in the room as Benita and Melissa and Matt, not just spare hands and providers of tools. Not until.
(Altagracia would live because of Sylvia. Surely that was worth it?)