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\u201cYou know who I saw in rehab?\u201d Langdon asks Robby. \u201cI saw a bunch of guys just like you. The only difference is they accepted help.\u201d<\/p>\n
But while it seems like the staff of the Pitt is finally getting through to Robby, it\u2019s the episodes final moments that are the most revealing.<\/p>\n
Seeking a reprieve from watching eyes, Robby escapes into the nursery to visit with Baby Jane Doe, the infant who was abandoned in the ED during episode one. The location itself is a significant one for Robby: it\u2019s where he suffered an emotional breakdown in season one, among the show\u2019s first indications that Robby\u2019s struggles ran deeper than initially\u00a0realized.<\/p>\n
And the words he shares with Baby Jane are further proof: \u201cI got abandoned too, when I was eight. But I got through all of that and so will you. I got a good feeling you\u2019re going to be just fine. Everything\u2019s going to be just fine.\u201d<\/p>\n
The episode ends with Robby holding the baby close, telling her, \u201cYou got so many wonderful things to see and so many people to love ahead of you. It\u2019s okay.\u201d<\/p>\n
As for whether Robby will get onto his motorcycle at the shift\u2019s close, that detail remains up in the air. And Baby Jane Doe? Well, with Dana on the hunt throughout the episode for a medical foster, perhaps Robby\u2019s dream is closer than he realized.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n