There was something so scary and creepy about the scene in the transport - I could see it so vividly. I love the way you've woven this all together - Wilson's dream - House's dream, the coma and how it all comes together. The ending "I told him, Peter." just made me so happy.
Considering how much angst I've spread this year, it was kind of nice to end on an up/schmoopy note. I figured, I couldn't do Nazis AND have H/W end up miserably. I'm really glad you enjoyed.
A nitpick on the German -- an older man speaking to a younger person who was like family would most likely use the informal construction of "Du liebst ihm" rather than the formal "Sie lieben ihm."
You have every right to be proud of this one---it's wonderful. I'll try to stop flailing long enough to detail how wonderful, but it won't be easy.
For starters, your House voice is spot on---it resonates with all that dark, snarky humor that he'd give a topic like this. (By the time I got to “Just tell me you and Cameron didn’t debate the Rape of Nanking while I was doing the Ketamine Conga.”, I just about lost it.)
The psychological angle makes sense. I loved the reasoning behind it---that House overheard and stored the info during his infarction---at the same time, the way you presented the dreams gave them that atmosphere that dreams have, where you have foreknowledge and scenes shift and it all seems perfectly reasonable at the time.
(Btw, I started flailing when you mentioned Django. *loves you, loves Django*)
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For starters, your House voice is spot on---it resonates with all that dark, snarky humor that he'd give a topic like this. (By the time I got to “Just tell me you and Cameron didn’t debate the Rape of Nanking while I was doing the Ketamine Conga.”, I just about lost it.)
The psychological angle makes sense. I loved the reasoning behind it---that House overheard and stored the info during his infarction---at the same time, the way you presented the dreams gave them that atmosphere that dreams have, where you have foreknowledge and scenes shift and it all seems perfectly reasonable at the time.
(Btw, I started flailing when you mentioned Django. *loves you, loves Django*)
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