A look at the movie “The Good Nurse” by Tobias Lindholm / When you can’t avenge your mother’s death

Charso Press: One of the strangest functions of the mind to get rid of the heavy burden of guilt is the displacement defense mechanism Aset. The movie “Good Nurse” by Tobias Lindholm produced by Netflix based on a true story 16 year after year 1980 until the 1990 And 6 One of the most horrific events of this time has happened in America 400 Innocent and defenseless people were accidentally killed by their nurse by injecting high dose drugs. Humans who were often in completely defenseless conditions were hospitalized in the intensive care unit.

Charlie is a quiet and experienced nurse who has been in charge of ICU patients in different hospitals. In the last hospital, he works with Amy, a nurse who herself is struggling with severe heart disease and malfunctioning, and at the same time, she is facing special job limitations. Despite the need for absolute rest to manage her own life and that of her young daughter, she has to continue working hard in the nursing department. He is the opposite It’s Charlie. A kind and conscientious person.

The increase in the death of patients and the follow-up of the criminal department’s workshops trap the silent killer and the tenth hospital is arrested and imprisoned.

The sufferings that are imposed on humans in the course of life are painful, unfair and unbearable. He has no choice but to put down this overwhelming burden from his own shoulders. When the absolute inability to face this suffering overcomes the person and he has no real solution for this liberation, and with the help of a dangerous and traumatic defense mechanism, he attacks the weak and defenseless persons instead of the main accused. attacked and directs the anger resulting from that painful incident towards the defenseless and innocent victim.

The story that Charlie tells Amy in a friendly gathering tells that Charlie’s mother died during her illness and in a hospital due to neglect, and her body was missing for hours and when she was found, she was in an inappropriate and half-life state. Arian was lying naked in a corner. Regardless of how true and reliable this narrative is, Charlie’s interpretation of this incident is the irresponsibility of the hospital in taking care of his mother’s life. But hospitals are very powerful networks that even the main officials of the city don’t dare to get involved with them. They are influential and rich, and expert lawyers and laws are responsible for protecting them. Charlie can’t take revenge for their mother’s death, and dying patients become victims of revenge instead of the main accused. Similar things happen in simpler ways in our daily life. At work, we face injustice and humiliation from our boss, and we take out the resulting anger at home on our companions who are weaker and more defenseless than us, or when we are discriminated or harmed by an office or bank. We think that we are treated unfairly, and we direct our anger towards the taxi driver or the driver who makes a driving mistake on the street. These day-to-day encounters are as blind and otherwise mature as Charlie’s way of acting in the hospital. He accidentally contaminates ICU sera stored in the warehouse with drugs he steals from the ward in fatal doses. It is not known which patients will be injected with infected serums. This revenge is so blind and without reason that Charlie has nothing to say during the interrogation and just shouts “I can’t”.

Many of our inexcusable and strange daily actions can also be deciphered with such analysis, where blind and aimless anger dominates our daily relationships and creates disaster.