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When Frank and Trinity get trapped in a closet together, truths are revealed and they each just might see another side to the other one.
aka Trauma Bonding for Frank and Trinity
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- Part 1 of The Confession Closets
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A lot had happened in the 10 months that Dr. Frank Langdon was out of work. A difficult divorce, relapses, and the intense loneliness that followed when he moved into his apartment. Now, on the Fourth of July of all days, he's back, contemplating his choice to keep his wedding band on his finger to stop the staff from having any more conversation surrounding his personal life. He knew the day would be stressful, but he didn't expect to have a full-blown anxiety attack over it. The world was crumbling beneath him as he sat on the cold, tiled floor of the break room, his head spinning, feeling like he was gonna be sick again. That was, until a certain blonde with glasses walked into the room.
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See, he knew, was the thing. He knew. He knew the minute he heard the screaming, because he knew that screaming. Maybe all children’s screams sounded the same to everyone else, but he knew his kids.
He knew what it sounded like when they were scared, or alone, or upset.
Robby, rolling the gurney, said, “Isn’t this—”
And Dana, nearby, said, “Aren’t they—”
And Abby, with a head injury and a crushed leg and lacerations covering her face and arms and chest cried, “Robby? Robby you have to find Frank, you have to—”
Langdon ran, because what else was he going to do.
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In February, Abby Langdon's car gets t-boned; Trinity Santos meets Frank Langdon's children for the first time; and Frank Langdon has a real bad day.
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- Part 5 of conflict resolution
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Langdon's been gone for a week now. Time flies. Time crawls by slowly.
"I miss him."
Robby's voice is thin when he answers.
"Me too."
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Robby can't seem to forgive Langdon and he doesn't know why.
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On the worst day of his life, Frank Langdon met someone who may just be the best person in his life.
No, it’s not a maybe, it’s for sure.
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Frank's first year of sobriety is filled with a divorce, chronic back pain, broken friendships, and becoming roommates with Mel. He also accidentally becomes involved in the Great Fucking Bet.
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Frank would like it to be noted for the record that he tried. He really did. When he came home from rehab and wasn’t presented with divorce papers, but instead a tired smile from his wife and the offer to see a marriage counselor, Frank had every intention of making his marriage work. Everything that happened since was unplanned and out of his control. Well, not entirely. But you can’t control your feelings, can you? That’s what he tells his sponsor when trying to justify the mess he got himself into.
What was he supposed to do? Not fall in love with Mel King? He wasn’t super-human.
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Six weeks into his rehab stay, Frank's kids visit for the first time.
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or alternatively titled "Five times Dr. Frank Langdon thought about kissing one Dr. Melissa ‘Mel’ King & the One time he finally did"
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“Yeah? I wasn’t the one talking to cartoon animals in paeds.”
The words land like a punch, sour in his mouth the second they leave it. He knows it’s a cheap shot, a low blow—but damn it if it doesn’t feel good. He’s flushing, but his anger has left him with a sense of cold, sickening calm. It’s the same kind of rush he gets when a patient arrests in front of him, the light fading out of their eyes. He’s struck a nerve, and he knows it.
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The immediate aftermath of 1x15. Alone and afraid, Langdon spirals. He can't go home, so he walks. Abby confronts him in the morning.
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A young boy finds himself in the ER all alone. Dr Mel King is the one to realize his connection to the Pitt.
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The shift was over. They were finally ready to go home and they'd almost made it too. Until the call came that changed everything...
Instead of Pitt Fest, Frank Langdon gets brought in after overdosing and the crew stays around to take care of one of their own.
aka what I really was expecting to happen before we saw the episode
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Frank Langdon has never spent time thinking about his personal identities. He never felt like he had the time with how busy he always was.
But now, for the first time in a while, his head is clear and he can't seem to stop thinking about it.