The title refers to the idea of a backup plan—something the veteran loses when his hearing is threatened, and something Rhodes never felt he had with his family. Character Development
Since this is the third episode of the first season, it’s a great one for looking at how these characters were first established. Are you writing this paper for a , or [S1E3] Fallback
Dr. Connor Rhodes treats a patient he has known since childhood. This case forces him to confront his estranged, wealthy father, Cornelius Rhodes, and reveals more about the traumatic death of his mother, which still shadows his relationship with his family. The title refers to the idea of a
Dr. Natalie Manning and Dr. Daniel Charles deal with a young girl who has a high-stakes medical condition that might be psychosomatic or linked to her father’s own medical history. Connor Rhodes treats a patient he has known since childhood
The conflict between saving a life and preserving the quality of that life (specifically for the veteran musician).
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