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She fixes the metaphorical struts of his broken ribs, and then, again speaking metaphorically, climbs up his ribs as if they were rungs of a ladder.Upon reaching her partner's scratched heart, she feels the pain that he feels.As she continues to move around inside his body she is able to imagine the X-ray image of a small piece of metal which is lodged in his chest.
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