I have finally decided to make my pfp not bricks

So you don't get to be bitchy about it when patients need some time before they're willing to trust you

If you work in health care and/or mental health, and you are unwilling to recognize the massive the amount of power you have over your patients, then your patients are right to not trust you, because you have rendered yourself unable to actually protect them

Grace will wordlessly hand her two cups of coffee before a day she knows will be long and difficult. Then, when the day is over and she has a minute to sit down and catch her breath, he is there to listen to her or talk about the progress the scientists are making.

Eva Stratt, who is not one for affection, will order sour skittles to the Vatt and quietly list them under 'necessary purchases.'

Grace would sit next to her in every meeting and quietly explain the science in what people are saying. She wouldn't say thank you, but she would nod, and the gesture would be appreciated nonetheless.

The people on the Vatt will go to Grace for any non-necessary requests because they know that Stratt won't say no if its him who asks.

And when Stratt inevitably has to send Grace up to die, she does everything the same.

She hopes for a different answer.

Grace thought all this time that he was a coward. A loser. That he was going to fumble this, and everything else, and that most of the time, he didn't believe in himself. So when someone actually told him he was brave, he obviously broke down crying. And I felt that so deeply, because since the beginning of the movie, it felt like watching myself going to space on a mission.