Thoughts on Wilson after "Fidelity" and "House vs. God"

[bironic]

So, I'm watching "Fidelity" again for the first time in a while, and something in House and Wilson's "Your shoes say yes"/"Not gonna date a patient's daughter" conversation just struck me in light of "House vs. God."

Comments

[secondsilk]

I always liked the idea that House vs. God showed us further depths in House and Wilson's knoweldge of each other. That they have come to terms with each other. Neither of them is actually surprised by the other.

But then I've been thinking mostly about Crandall recently (after the comment in wanderingwidget's Swallowing Smoke about House being attracted to Crandall) and how well he knows his relationship with House.

I do think Wilson's right. And House knows he's right (like Crandall was right that he was going to lose, either way), which is why he's silent afterward.

I had forgotten that we had been given a foreshadow of the needing neediness, so thanks for pointing that out.

[thirdblindmouse]

Thanks for discovering that. Ah, what interestingly screwed-up characters we get.

[hopegeeksout]

YEAH! And maybe he's mad at him because...he's jealous...And that would work because he can be flippant and glib all he wants to until someone has an actual relationship with Wilson, one that Wilson might value nearly as much as his friendship with House...