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beautiful. fucking. scene. Robby talking to himself as much or more than he's talking to that baby. all the things he wishes he could hear, murmured as a form of self-soothing. he's okay. he's safe. he's not alone. he's okay. he's safe. he's not alone.

"I wish someone would swaddle me."

and isn't that the crux of it? isn't that the center of so many struggles, so much isolation, so much heartbreak. you just wanna be held. you wanna go home, you want your mom, even if you don't have a home or a mom. you just want someone to wrap you up and hold you close and tell you everything's gonna be just fine.

how gutwrenchingly human and beautiful this entire scene was.

NOAH COMMENTED ON THE CLINGY ROBBY, RABBOT ART?!???!?!? AHHHHHHHHHHH

I love the pitt. I truly do. it's enjoyable to me, it's interesting, I love pretty much all the characters and even the ones I don't like as much are interesting. I love a lot of the ships. I love the way they handle certain things. robby's mental health struggles are among the most realistic depiction of depression and burnout etc I've ever seen.

between trinity and victoria and baran and literally any woman on the Pitt, it is so nice to see complex characters that aren't written specifically to be the "strong woman" or "'complex' woman" archetype. woman isn't the focus in much of it, (though it is an important part of it) the complexity is. and showing true strength, instead of for some reason masculinizing all the women as if that's the only way to be strong. no, instead we get a character like Emma— soft spoken and sweet, and undeniably strong.

so much of the Pitt is refreshing. so much of the Pitt is enjoyable. I do like seeing closer to how a real ER would work. I do like picking up on medical terms and I do like seeing procedures and I am interested in all of that. some moments are funny. some moments make me cry, both over characters we've known both seasons and patients we've known for one episode. I feel while watching the pitt.

they have addressed real issues, important ones, ones that are even more important for the healthcare workers that they know are watching. they have handled some things very well.

now, the Pitt is not perfect and it will never be. we shouldn't be necessarily complacent. it's fallible and flawed and handles some things poorly. but yeah, I'm sorry, I do think it's a good fucking show. I enjoy watching the fucking show. I have never seen a fandom who so thoroughly hates the media that they're a "fan" of. if you truly cannot stand it, stop fucking watching.