Frank Langdon

They were in the middle of resuscitating a patient and there was no sign of vital signs on the monitors.

You sigh heavily when Robby tells everyone to step back and he'll testify about the patient.

– Time of death at 4:35 PM.

When the residents started wanting to leave the room, Robby stopped them.

–As a sign of respect, we always stay for a minute, mindful that the patient was a friend, father, son, or husband...

As everyone lowers their gaze in a gesture of mourning and respect, you see Langdon beside you, his hands behind his neck, his expression impatient. You nudge him with your elbow to signal him to straighten up and give him a warning look.

When the minute is over and everyone leaves, you walk alongside him.

–You could show some more respect, you idiot.

–I'm doing it, but while I'm there I could be saving three other lives. Do you have a minute? I need help with a patient in triage.

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