She sees her reliance to concepts and her apathy to others mirrored in the actions of Jason Posher an ambitious clinical fellow working under Dr. Kelekian. He comes in and out of the movie and seems to treat Vivian as "un-human." Throughout the whole movie he asks her "how are you feeling today Vivian," but the way he says it is so unfeeling and cold...
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At the end of the movie when she is actually dead he asks, it just shows how much doctors really do not have any attachment what so ever to patients in today's medical model. Eventually Vivian realizes that the chemotherapy treatments have failed. She turns to Posner for comfort but he's unable to help...
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