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Carter wants to leave the surgical residency program in order to pursue emergency medicine, but Anspaugh angrily refuses to allow it. Realizing budget restraints could hinder the transfer, Carter informs Weaver that he doesn't need a salary. When Carter persists, Anspaugh considers the change. The risky treatment performed on Benton and Carla's premature baby is successful. The baby improves, but there is a possibility that he will have permanent brain damage. Infuriated as a result of sleep deprivation due to his recent traumatic attack, Greene destroys the lounge, throwing furniture and other items around. Ross tries to help him, but Greene won't acknowledge that he has a problem. When police detectives show Greene pictures of possible attackers, Greene admits that he only saw his assailant's pants and shoes. He chooses a photo but is unsure if it is the correct one. Later, Greene is harassed on the subway by some teenage thugs that follow him off at his station and demand money. Greene turns around, points a gun at the robbers and forces them to board the train again. The 14-year-old streetwise girl Charlie is brought into the emergency room again. Tests indicate that she overdosed on cocaine and other drugs, and she suffers from hepatitis. Ross notifies Child and Family Services, but Charlie runs away before the authorities arrive. When Hathaway returns home from a date with another man, Ross is waiting. Ross and Hathaway share a kiss on her doorstep. |
