Dr. Shaun's Theory Of Love | The Good Doctor

♪♪ Sorry, Sean, I'm with Lim on this one. We're not gonna find anything. She was happy with Todd. Todd says they had a good sex life. Cheating is about more than sex. Maybe her emotional needs weren't being met. Maybe she was going through a personal crisis. I left home with Steve when I wasn't happy. Why doesn't she leave? Money, fear, shame. There are plenty of reasons why she'd rather stay. She said kissing me was a mistake. She had no reason to lie to me, Claire. Sean, I know you want to believe there's another explanation, but sometimes people, even the people you love and trust, betray you. Look, no tumors. The brain is clean. It's sad. The world is sad and very complicated. I wish it wasn't. The MRI scan shows there is nothing wrong with your brain. You are just a liar. Everything was good these last few months with Todd. It was like our honeymoon. Then some client flirts with me. Now here I am. Sean, I'd like you to draw the Facebook block, please. You do have a tumor. There's definitely something. I think we were just looking in the wrong place. The second MRI confirmed the tumor is in your chest, not in your brain, but it produces a protein that travels to the brain, causing mental disorders, including loss of inhibitions. The betrayal was medical, not personal. Reason and intent matter. You should hug her, kiss her. She's going to have surgery, which will be dangerous. All that missing money, it didn't go to hotels or weekend getaways. I've been donating it. Animal shelters feed the children. Every time I saw an ad, I'd pull out my wallet. I couldn't help it. You couldn't say no to anything? How many? When we take the tumor out, there is a very good chance her inhibitions will return to normal. How many affairs? Four. Did you enjoy it? In the moment, the minute it was over. I'm going to be a good driver. I got every answer correct on the written test, except one, but that was because it was improperly worded. I told the DMV they need to rewrite it, and they said they'd take it under advisement. Great. Let's go. Okay. Let's close our eyes and take some nice deep breaths. How about a little guided imagery to evoke positive visualizations? Okay. Picture the parking lot, the cars around us, the yellow steel thing at the entrance of the parking lot, that could really do a lot of damage. A bollard, a speed bump that is 15 feet from the corner with the stop sign that someone put a hate sticker on. So it says, stop hate, which is right in front of the Jiffy Mart, which says it's open 8 till 8, 24-7, which can't be true. That's great, Sean. Super amount of visualization. And now that we're feeling comfortable about our surroundings, we can put the car into drive. Ease our foot off the brake. Very nice. We can open our eyes now, Sean. There are many drivers not following the rules of the road. They fail to signal, check their blind spots, display a red flag when the load extends more than four feet past the tail lamp. You're right, Sean. It's a mad world, but there's nothing you can do about them. You just got to focus on you. Yes, let's focus on me. Yes. Let's take the next right. You can drive in the bike lane when you're this close to the turn, Sean. No, I can't. It's a broken line. That was the improperly worded question. Whether it's broken or solid, you can't enter the bike lane this distance from the intersection. I told them that it... Okay, Sean, you don't have to go so slow. She's in the lane. She's not supposed to be in the lane. It's a violation carrying a fine. Okay, Sean, don't worry about what she's doing. No. Sean, you have to pull into the bike lane. Don't worry about what she's doing. You can't just stop. Sean, you can't just stop. Sean. I know how to get you to drive. I can't drive. Driving is just like surgery. Say you're driving down the street and suddenly somebody steps off the sidewalk right in front of you. Things like that must happen when you're deep inside someone's belly. That doesn't make any sense. It's an analogy, Sean. I need you to work with me just a little bit. Okay. It would be something unexpected, out of our control, from an aberrant source and very bad. It would be analogous to an arterial bleed. How about if a truck stalls out, crippling traffic? A thrombus, impeding blood flow, so we divert. A thrombus, exactly. What if you're just cruising along and a car comes out of nowhere and goes racing by? A tachyarrhythmia. Yes, Sean, you got this. Yes. So let's get you driving that hoopty. I've got this, Albert.