for what it's worth, it was worth all the while

Oh, use your imagination. You ever see a milking machine?

What's the square root of 841? I'm not a human calculator.

Dr. Garcia has a hard time expressing her feelings. Not all of them.

this is partially because trinity is definitely a little overconfident and can come off as abrasive, but we see other doctors exhibit those same qualities and they still have respect from their peers.

The thing that's different about TRINITY is not her personality but that she's on the lower end of the medical totem pole — and she doesn't let that stop her from questioning authority.

Unlike the other med students like whitaker or javadi, trinity is not just going to respect senior staff because of their innate POSITIONS until she's given a reason to. She pokes authority back in a way a lot of these people aren't used to, and they read that as arrogance as opposed to justifiable wariness based on what we know of trinity's past.

The situation with langdon escalates the way it does because trinity gets responses from senior staff about it in a way that is probably deeply familiar and rings more of her alarm bells

trinity gets flak from garcia for not minding her business because Garcia pretty much dismisses her as a source: treating trinity as someone who's not showing her bosses due deference and therefore completely misses the red flags the questions trinity asks should raise.

trinity's told by others to trust her superiors and that there are systems in place, but how many people and systems have failed trinity? How many times did she hear "trust me, believe me, we know what's best for you" from authority figures when she was actively in harm's way?