Vital
VITAL:
Doctor?
Mr. Takagi?
Mr. Hiroshi Takagi?
So, you don't remember?
Not even my face?
I see.
Never thought you'd f orget this mug.
I...
I think everything's mixed up.
You had an accident.
You were out driving.
The driver admits it's his fault.
I had you taken to
my old university hospital.
We were the ones who ruined it.
After all this time.
He said himself that he'd
never make it as a doctor.
I wonder why.
Ever since he was young he told us
he wanted to be a doctor.
he became lost to us.
He's f orgotten all that now.
You okay?
"Doctors and Medicine"
"Dissection"
Come and see!
Do you understand this?
Well, take your time.
No need to rush.
Medical College
Admlssions Ceremony
Congratulations
What do you want to live here for?
Do you have to move out?
Ah, and there's your college?
I suppose it is near.
Look, I'm worried.
Does it have to be here?
The ovum, a product of
almost pure chance...
...by means of cellular growth,
divergence and migration...
...creates an organism.
This person experienced trauma
to the frontal lobe section.
This area is responsible f or
personality and memory.
From this we can conclude the following:
Human character is not a constant...
The brain and spinal cord f orm
Nerve cells are concentrated
in this area.
I wonder, then...
where the soul lies...
Beneath this, however...
...there is the vast realm
of the unconscious.
It is here that our suppressed desires...
...can cause deep mental conflict
as they strive to realize themselves.
Hey!
I, er...
When streaking the petri sample
take your time, or you'll contaminate it.
Very good, Mr. Takagi.
Wow! Yours is excellent.
How do you do it?
How's mine?
What a mess!
It's contaminated!
What are you lot up to?
Back to your places.
Stop joking around.
Why are you telling me this
on the phone?
And how can you say it so lightly?
So my Ms. Yoshimoto is after Takagi?
You can't take your eyes off him.
Scary.
So you've been spying on us?
What's wrong with you?
Is it about the entrance exam?
That's why you changed tack, eh?
Or you approached me only to know
the result?
For the price of sweets you should
be more careful.
You sneak y B*TCH!
I understand you want to be alone.
But don't brood too much.
I had some of your furnlture taken
there, and put In the same place.
I thought it would help you remember.
Flrst:
Ikuml YoshimotoSecond:
Hlroshl TakaglI'm third. Ikumi beat me again.
Hiroshi, you're second.
Excellent!
How did you do it?
Tell me your secret.
Hey, everybody!
Dr. Nakai has been found, dead.
He hanged himself.
It's still not officially announced yet.
But I heard it in the research lab.
Who's Dr. Nakai?
The microbiology teacher.
No, you're kidding.
So, dissectlon classes are startlng, eh?
It's like a doctors' Initiation ceremony.
So far, what you've done
has been a walk in the park!
Come this far In 3 years,
and that's the best of all.
Slnce you started mediclne
I swear granddad's plcture
has started smlling!
Medical history stems from wanting to
understand the body's mechanism.
Dr. Genpaku Sugita was amazed by
the similarity in Dutch anatomical texts...
and his texts.
So he worked on translating them.
Eventually "Kaitai Shinsho" was
published in 1774 in Tokyo.
Trust your own eyes. This is
the key point, whatever the century.
The truth is there f or you to see.
You must embrace this concept.
As students of medicine
you are very privileged.
You have the opportunity to
explore the bodies bef ore you.
Treat them with respect at all times. We
owe thanks to them and their families...
First, take off the vinyl sheet.
the area to be dissected.
It protects the cadaver from drying.
For today, remove the whole cover.
Inspect your sub ject.
Are there any operation scars?
Make a thorough inspection.
Make a long vertical incision here.
Then make a lateral incision.
Take this corner piece.
Is it usual f or a subject to be so young?
No, it's very rare.
I wonder how she died.
You'll find out as you dissect.
What's wrong?
Because it's her neck?
No.
Don't peel too thickly.
The tendons will stick to the skin.
We use those when we say "ee".
There, beneath the skin in the neck.
She's hopeless.
Remember her "spectacular" speech
in class?
"Human body as being an antenna
and such?" What a joke.
You want this?
How many times did this heart beat?
Seventy times a minute is 4200
times an hour.
So in a day? Well, 24 times that.
Then times 365 f or a year.
How many times if you live to 80?
And yet my TV broke after 6 years.
Was anything wrong with this heart?
There's something wrong in the lungs.
See, I can't get my hand in very far.
There are 2 or 3 white lumps in the liver.
And look at the colon.
This person had a colostomy.
Cancer of the colon can easily move
to the liver.
Why did this person die?
Mr. Takagi?
I don't know.
We can't tell by the organs alone.
We'll find out later.
I wonder what she was like.
Shame to die so young.
I must have dozed off.
I had an awful dream.
I nearly remembered the dream.
And why did I think of that?
Who told me?
That story about Martian robots.
You want to hear?
Do it to me.
Me too.
Most men are so fierce.
You're better f or me.
Today was relaxing.
Don't get me wrong.
I'm not as easy as you may think.
What's up?
You're so distant after class today.
It was me who killed Dr. Nakai.
I dated him bef ore college.
An older friend introduced us.
I was asking about this school.
He had a family, but he was kind to me.
But things got wrong,
and I grew apart from him.
He left no will, and no one
knew about us.
I tried to think it wasn't my fault.
to see me.
Some funny-looking reporters were
telling us about war and such.
In our house the sun was
always shining.
So after a while...
The fact that Dr. Nakai was dead...
just didn't bother me.
I wonder what it was like f or him.
Harder.
Do it harder.
What's up?
Nothing. I'm okay.
Watch this.
What?
"Bye bye"
Leave it!
I thought I'd get something
from drawing.
Turns out I got nothing.
They look real to me though.
As f or me, I'm not sure if I am 'real'.
It's like as if I am sleeping and dreaming.
So, you liked drawing.
Are you going to be a doctor?
Everyone thought I would be a doctor.
My parents, relatives, even me.
When I dozed off here the other day
I f elt like I'd slept f or a long time.
What?
I'm remembering something else.
I wonder what it is.
When you're "there"
can you remember things from "here"?
But if that were the case...
I see.
Look...
I know we have to take things slowly.
But she died in the car crash that day.
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