Genos ' speech would just ruin the moment . Just have him die silently and all dramatic <| sep |> No , What Their What Is Doing <| sep |> Agreed why should these pro athletes make millions of dollars working six months of the year when our fighting men and women get paid bupkis <| sep |> The hell are you taking about ? No , all I ' m commenting on is that the sub is , as a whole , a dick <| sep |> I am sure he will reimburse them with another movie next year . <| sep |> It would depend on where the arrow was and how far it had punctured . I ' m no doctor , and have never seen this happen , but I ' d imagine that if an arrow had barbs in it and was in someone ' s leg , with no danger of it hitting any arteries and it was close to all the way through , you would give anaesthetic and push it through . If it was somewhere more serious , I ' d say cut the end off the arrow as best as possible so you can transfer them somewhere to perform surgery . I ' m imaging a warmedic scenario for these 2 examples . If it was 1 st world medical situation which now I think about it is probably what you ' re asking then you would probably want to have only one wound opening to heal . So surgery to widen the entry point and cut the arrow out . Probably depends where it hit you still .