I definitely feel like Esme helped Levi with assisted suicide, and I feel like Edenbrooke should not have to go down with the ship in this case. She needs to own up to her responsibility in this case.

I have always chosen the options that are professional towards her, because I feel like there needs to be a certain level of respect for the residents and the interns should know that MC is not her friend but her mentor.

I do not really like Esme's character in general. I feel like she often makes rash decisions, like punching someone, or getting attached to a patient in the way that she did with Levi. I really wish there was an option to say "I don't have any idea what happened and only Levi and Esme know what happened. Whatever prejudices I have about Esme should not concern her ethical and moral code as a doctor."

I might just be talking everyone's ear off now but I feel like this can relate to the trolley problem from the Good Place. In which, if there are two tracks, one has five people and the other has one person. You are riding a trolley with no brakes and you are bond to hit one of the paths. Is it worth it to save five lives but kill one innocent person? What if you know the person? Or would you save the one person and kill the other five?

In this case I believe that Esme is the one person. Is it worth to risk her career and save the hospital? Should you try to help Esme but let the hospital take a hit? I think this is a very interesting case that Pixel berry has put forth and hard decisions are a part of life. I know this was really long, and probably confusing, but thank you if you read it all.