"Yes. We've been pretty successful in driving her out of people's heads."

Even though he's as gentle as possible, Carter takes both the threats and whimpers with stoic calm. He's not indifferent to his patients' plight but he's a little burned out from the last couple of days and having been yelled at by so many people already has turned him a little numb.

"But people are very disoriented when they come to. Some don't remember what happened to them and suffer from temporary amnesia. It's a frightening experience, especially when they wake up alone. It's good that you're here."

He beckons between him and Neal.

"You two, are, uh..."

Right?