Scarlett O'Hara was not beautiful, but men seldom realized it...

[daasgrrl]

I've been spouting off in various ljs/emails over the past few days about how despite everything the last scene of "Dying Changes Everything" felt to me, bizarrely, like the most romantic H/W scene they've ever done. It just... was. So there I was, vaguely contemplating this point, when I FINALLY REALISED WHY.

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[trickseybird]

THIS IS THE TRUTH. FIDDLE DEE DEE!

[daasgrrl]

AS LONG AS THE FALLOUT ISN'T AS CRAP AS "SCARLETT", I'M THERE! LOL.

[lyricalsoul]

So when Watson tampered with House's cane and House fell, that was the falling-down-the-stairs scene?

Who's Ashley??? Does that make Cameron Melanie Wilkes?

You should never have mentioned GWTW... I could do this forever!!!

Jeanyus!!!

But on the other hand... "I'm not sure we ever were" is a crock because Wilson ditched his wife's christmas/holiday soiree to eat chinese food and have a slashy montage with House. You only have slashy montages with friends.

/rambling

[daasgrrl]

LOL, I'm sure I didn't put that much thought into it. Hmmm, I would say Ashley would be House's little Vicodin bottle. And Cameron seems as good as anyone! karaokegal said Cuddy was obviously Belle Watling, which I found highly appropriate XD

Yeah, Wilson is kind of a liar. Or, or, maybe he knew he was sekritly in love ever then. Ha.

[silsbee329]

omg i need my inhaler now

[daasgrrl]

Breathe! XD

[elynittria]

LOL! Now I want to see Wilson in bed the morning after having been ravished by House....

[daasgrrl]

LOL, shouldn't that technically be House in bed in the morning? And we do know it puts him in a whistling kind of mood ;)

[karaokegal]

Does that mean Cuddy is Belle Watling?

I do agree that the last scene was way more intense, romantic etc than any of the so-called shout outs that had the fangirls squeeeeing last season.

[daasgrrl]

I do believe it does. That's just so very apt!

Yes, I always find the blatant shout-outs a bit too artificial to enjoy. Although the "I love you" worked, because of the way it was played.