Not to worry, Gruner soon electrocutes Lydgate, which he claims cures her. Still, Max's ambivalence towards Clara has reached the point that even his sister Leah noticed. She suspects he's fretting about Amelia, but it's more the sea of antisemitism he feels around him. Dad's proud as punch, while Clara desperately tries to flirt with her distracted date. Mendel's new friends got them into an upper-class soiree, a concert given by Gustav Mahler. Max finds himself questioning his judgment as he heads home for a night out with the family. He gets ready to release her until an orderly enters, and she flips out again. She is horrified at the conditions in the hospital. Shaken, Liebermann makes his rounds, checking in on Amelia. But by "keeps it up," Gruner means going to Freud's lectures, sneering some "Jewish Doctor's" ramblings are not worth listening to, with a frowning suggestion that his anti-jewish sentiments extend to Max. He threatens Max will not have a position if he keeps it up. Instead, we open with Max called to the carpet by Professor Gruner, the head of the hospital, whose lectures viewers saw last week includes torturing women with "hysterics." He read in the papers about Liebermann's exploits with the police. The premiere episode of Vienna Blood ended on a cliffhanger.
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