Day 52: Doctor's Office 6 (Dr. Wilson) [Fourth Shift]

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While Mr. Rousseau (or Brook, as he liked to be called), had been a bit... eccentric ("kooky" was the more accurate, but less PC word), he had also been more or less harmless, and the session had gone as smoothly as could be expected. More than that, it had ended in a timely manner, giving Wilson the chance to have a leisurely lunch out on the

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The man who walked in first turned out to be Arthur Kirkland, which Wilson was able to guess purely from his accent. Apparently, Arthur had some sort of complex where he actually thought he was an embodiment of a whole country -- the United Kingdom, to be precise. That probably won the reward for the weirdest patient for this week. Not that Wilson was keeping track (he would never!), but still, it did stand out.

It was clear from the start that Arthur wasn't interested in talking to him, but he wasn't giving him the silent treatment, so that was one good thing. He seemed willing to play along, but that was because he thought it was pointless. Wilson would just have to try and prove him wrong, or at least work him into a position where he opened up some more. He was pretty good at that, after being House's friend for so long.

"Arthur, right? If you hadn't noticed, my name is Dr. Wilson. But yes, I would like to talk to you, if you don't mind," he said with a smile and an open expression. "Or we can just sit here in silence for a

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When it came down it, the file was actually rather sparse. That wasn't so surprising, though; even with his normal patients, all you were really supposed to know was what their medical history was (back a few generations, generally) and if they were taking any medication. Sometimes depression came up (more often than not, with cancer patients) and that could quickly get personal, but nonetheless, the files were supposed to be the bare bones