Title: Evening Hour
Characters: House, Wilson
Rating: PG
Genre: Angst
Word Count: 1100
Summary: Wilson thinks he's doing fine; House knows better.
The previous vignettes, in order, are:
Visiting Hour,
Happy Hour,
Midnight Hour,
Fifty-Minute Hour,
Random Hour,
Painful Hour,
Dark Hour ,
Desperate Hour,
Witching Hour ,
Lonely Hour,
Dinner
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thank you; i really was attempting to portray wilson's jumble of emotions so clearly that the readers would feel them as well. nice to know that you felt it!
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So. I really liked this. A lot. I loved the slow buildup to Wilson's breakdown -- because that's what it really was, a breakdown. But he was able to break down because he was safe -- with House. I loved the slow buildup, I loved the opening of the stab wound corresponding with the opening of Wilson's feelings, and I especially loved Wilson's breathing.
That whole bit, about how Wilson had forgotten what it was like to take a deep breath, was just wonderful. It's such a small thing, but it means so much. It is details like this that can make or break a story, and you carried it off wonderfully.
I will be so sorry to see this story end, because I wish it could go on and on. You have done a masterful job.
*grins widely* See? I told you you could do it. *hugs*
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arrgh! there's that... scary word again!!!
*cowers in corner* ;)
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and so did i. and--immediately after typing all that out at full speed, what i needed was a nap! it was... draining... to write--in a satisfying, almost cathartic way.
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i think he's definitely touched! how could he not be? concerned!house is just so endearing!! :)
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Trust House to know the value of anger. And the gruff caring that causes him to poke until the wound drains.
Btw, am I just suffering from lack of sleep or did you really, permanently change tenses a few chapters back???
*puts Muse to work on titles* b/c if there's only one more part, I'm not entirely sure it would be finished yet.... (fortunately, you don't seem to mind others playing in your versions of the sandbox)
Reading on and Musing,
-Katrina
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ack! i'm reading, and responding to, your comments out of order, apparently! i interpreted your comment at the conclusion of Bittersweet Hour to mean that you were suggesting i continue the story. sorry for the misinterpretation!
as to others playing in the Hour 'verse, i'm assuming you noticed the lovely contributions from blackmare_9 and nightdog_barks. what you may not realize is that those are two of my own favorite writers, with whom I have a significant level of experience and trust. both of them asked permission and then sent their work to me for approval and review -- never with the assumption that what they had written would be used in any way ( ... )
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