The title refers to the idea of a backup plan—something the veteran loses when his hearing is threatened, and something Rhodes never felt he had with his family. Character Development
The conflict between saving a life and preserving the quality of that life (specifically for the veteran musician).
Dr. Will Halstead treats a former musician and veteran who is experiencing mysterious symptoms. The diagnosis—an acoustic neuroma—leads to a difficult conversation about surgery that could cost the man his hearing and, by extension, his career. [S1E3] Fallback
Below is a detailed breakdown of the episode's major plotlines and character developments. Episode Overview: "Fallback" December 8, 2015
This episode is pivotal for understanding why Connor chose medicine over his father's business empire. It establishes the "outsider" status he holds within the Chicago elite. Themes for Analysis The title refers to the idea of a
The episode centers on Dr. Connor Rhodes’ complicated past when he treats a close family friend who was impaled by a glass shard. Key Plotlines
We see more of April’s protective nature as she navigates her relationship with her brother, Noah, who is a medical student trying to find his footing. Will Halstead treats a former musician and veteran
Since this is the third episode of the first season, it’s a great one for looking at how these characters were first established. Are you writing this paper for a , or