Ep 15. Pressure Points

Hawkeye is feeling pressure like never before when he learns that his patient, a young soldier who has lost both arms and legs, has a chance of surviving. He is relieved to find out that the soldier has gone to the United States to receive advanced prosthetics. However, he soon discovers that the surgery could be postponed and the soldier could die if he doesn't get the new limbs soon.

As the situation escalates, Hawkeye becomes increasingly desperate and goes to extreme measures to try to get the surgery expedited. He takes his frustration out on a nurse, spreads rumors about the commanding officer, and even threatens to commit suicide to draw attention to the plight of the wounded soldier.

Meanwhile, Margaret is feeling the pressure of her own when she is put in charge of a group of nurses. She struggles to find the balance between being a strong leader and being compassionate to her patients. She faces challenges ranging from a patient who is refusing medical treatment to a nurse who is too emotional to handle her duties.

As Hawkeye's behavior becomes more erratic, his colleagues begin to worry about his mental health. They realize that the pressure of war has taken a toll on him, and they try to find ways to support him and ease his burden.

The episode is a powerful exploration of the psychological stresses of war and the toll they can take on even the strongest and most resilient individuals. It also highlights the important role that friends and colleagues can play in helping each other to cope with the weight of their experiences. Despite the seriousness of the subject matter, the episode is also infused with humor, making for a memorable and engaging viewing experience.