[vid] Through My Veins - House/Cuddy/Addiction

[lissie_pissie]

I don't even really know what to say to introduce this? My mind is still processing it all or something. I started this on Tuesday and just kind of did it non-stop and now I'm finally stopping and breathing about the whole thing and the finale in general and finally starting to relax now that I got it out of my system. And it's another instance of

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[edames]

I for one LOVE your editing comments. I really admire the work you do so it's really interesting to read about the process. I've once told iwant_sprinkles that what makes me go wild about her work is that she always make it look so natural and effortless, but I KNOW for a fact that it's not true. There's so much hard work and thought that goes into each of her posts. AND I CAN SAY IT'S THE SAME WITH EVERYTHING YOU DO. So it's wonderful to learn what you were thinking when you were creating this video.

There were two things that jumped at me the first time I saw this video: 1)I love the part around the 0:59-1:00 minute mark where you have House playing piano, but it MATCHES the piano sound from the song. And then you do it again at 1:02. AND THEN you do it again when Cuddy is giving him CPR around 1:06. Ack! So achingly good. 2)I love the scene where he collapses on the floor in 1:33-1:34 mark and it matches the part of the song about breaking his heart.

I feel like this clip is actually the core of the video, which is probably what made me start it - "no matter what I say or do, the message isn't getting through". She is just... not hearing it, not having it anymore.

While listening to these words, I thought of Cuddy's pov, but I ALSO thought of House's pov. Those words hit home because that whole episode was about miscommunication and crossed wires from both of them. So I thought it was fitting. Oh! And I also liked how you used Amber as a metaphor to House's addiction. Is it bad that I don't mind if House has both vicodin and Cuddy in his life? Why can't he have both things, huh? Hee. Thanks again for a wonderful job!