And in a montage that you’ll remember for a good, long time, Teddy, Qadri, and Jo work on Abby. It takes Jo telling Abby about her abusive ex-husband, how she wished she had a chance to get justice, and how one day Abby might change her mind about reporting her attack, to get Abby to agree to doing the kit. Abby’s fear in this moment is so heartbreakingly real, and Khalilah Joi’s performance is so gutting, it’s a hard one to shake off. They’d blame it on the tequila she drank or say she was looking to cheat on her husband after they had a fight. Abby doesn’t think doing one would even matter because no one would believe her anyway. So many scenes in this episode are hard to watch, but this one, in which Jo convinces Abby to do the rape kit, might be the hardest. Jo pushes a little to have Abby tell them what happened, but Abby refuses. If they sterilize her for surgery, they’d get rid of any evidence that may get her justice. Teddy can tell immediately that Abby’s been sexually assaulted. She has a tear in her diaphragm and needs surgery. Jo makes sure it is only women working on Abby, and has Teddy come to check her stomach. So Jo makes everyone leave, assures her it is just them, and finally Abby reveals her other wounds and bruises all over her body. She says her stomach doesn’t hurt, even though she keeps wincing in pain. Abby says she cut her face on the kitchen cabinet. Fairly quickly, Jo senses that something isn’t right. Because Abby is so distressed, Jo takes her down to the ER herself and she and Qadri help get her settled in. In the hospital, she bumps into a woman with a cut across her face, who seems more in a fog than even Jo. Something happened, but she refuses to talk about it. She’s avoiding Alex, she’s tired and in a daze, she’s not the Jo we know. Since returning from Pittsburgh, where she went looking for her birth mother, Jo has been spiraling. Still, the majority of tonight’s storytelling falls on a devastated Jo. Even in the smallest story line of the episode, in which Ben has The Talk with Tuck, who is starting to date, the bulk of that conversation is about consent.

Tonight, Grey’s Anatomy devotes its entire hour to dealing with sexual assault.

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