What to expect
The attraction is the friction between the two men: helping someone requires confronting the identity he is desperate to defend. The damaged city gives that conflict a larger setting.
How to ease in
Start with the doctor–patient relationship. Notice when an argument expresses concern rather than simple hostility.
A strong fit for volatile performances and compromised acts of care.
Less suitable for a comforting medical story.
Heads-up
Illness and criminal violence shape the story. Choose it for a tense character drama, rather than an ingenious crime puzzle.
Sources for the facts
Where to go next
Momo's Note Who is Momo? →
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