Um, of course, we will get the nurse to call her up and see my- my-my wife hasn't called since yesterday. Great, we'll get you discharged tomorrow then Oh thank heavens, I don't know why I let myself fall. You haven't broken your tailbone and your hip is intact The x-ray has come in now, and there is good news sir! Well I'm better, thank you, but it still hurts when I move Heart-beat, heart-beat, heart beat, heart, Note that the easter egg dialogue can be interrupted at any time if the player presses the button themselves. If the beat is not hit, the following dialogue occurs: Player is prompted to hit the final beat to make Paige finish her sentence. When you're ready, maybe we can drop by the vending machine? I'm starving. Starting to feel like you're the glue holding the place together. I'll grab something to eat and make my way out. You should clock out, I can handle everything. Thank you, both of you.Īda, you look exhausted. Stevenson had his fall yesterday, he's - he's doing fine.īut we still don't know if it was mechanical or syncope. hope the patients didn't give you much trouble? I called up the hospital to try and let you know but I guess they didn't. I'm - I'm so sorry my mother had another episode, the carer was running late, There you are handover was an hour ago what took you so long. I'm the one that needs some HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP!! Great we'll get you discharged tomorrow then. Oh thank heavens I don't know why let myself fall-ĭon't worry it happens to the best of us.īut more importantly, how are you feeling? Has the nurse come to change your position? Understandably so, you might be getting pressure sores. Well I'm better thank you but it still hurts when I move. Heart-beat, heart-beat, heart-beat, heart, Paige then thanks the intern, letting them know that she'll drop by the vending machine whenever they're ready. After the level, Ian expresses gratitude toward the player and Paige, recommending that she take a break. Stevenson's injury, as he looks at a framed photo of his wife, with a sad expression, still unable to communicate with her. The two then discuss the circumstances around Mr. Paige, taken aback, apologizes and expresses sympathy, as Ian expresses gratitude for her covering his shift. Paige is initially upset until she hears Ian explain that his mother had an episode, and that he attempted to call the hospital to let Paige know of the delay, but that this news did not seem to reach Paige. Near the end of the level, Paige sings about the interpersonal struggles she has faced in pursuing her studies and in pursuing her career as a doctor, lamenting the missed opportunities to catch up with her friends, emphasizing that her patients have been "waiting for so long." The level ends with Ian returning, an hour late to handover. Finally, Richard Hugh sings cynically about doctors, expressing his negative views on them, and his belief that they should receive pay cuts. Paige sings about being overworked and the miscommunication she's been having. This leads into both Stevensons singing about the waiting time they've had to endure in order to get help, remaining unable to see each other. Stevenson from talking to his wife, leaving the issue unresolved. Her pager goes off right as she tries to resolve the miscommunication issue that has prevented Mr. At the start of the level, Paige attempts to do a proper check-up of Mr. Each patient has a singing role in the level. Stevenson, and Richard Hugh through their respective heart problems.
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