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What House Knows [companion to What Wilson Knows]

Oct 25, 2007 14:23

Title: What House Knows
Rating: PG
Genre: Friendship, a bit of angst
Summary: House knows he's put Wilson in a tough position--but he has his reasons.

( Occasionally, it crosses House's mind that this may put his best friend in a less-than-comfortable position. )

friendship, house, pain, wilson

Comments 47

nuclearfootball October 25 2007, 21:24:49 UTC

Loved both of these. :)

kidsnurse October 25 2007, 21:26:10 UTC

thank you. glad you enjoyed them, and took the time to let me know; i appreciate it!

angelcat2865 October 25 2007, 21:48:22 UTC

Great Job once again! Love how you can tell both sides of the story. It give your works so much more depth.

kidsnurse October 25 2007, 22:04:06 UTC

it's great fun attempting to tell their story from both viewpoints, and it's wonderful praise to know that you appreciate that aspect of my work--thanks so much!

sydneylover150 October 25 2007, 23:36:12 UTC

Wow. Wilson and Cuddy don't think House realizes what problems he causes, but they don't realize House does know and he has a reason. That really is deep. ;<) I'm serious, don't worry.

I find myself, as always, following more into House's camp, but this time I also feel sorry from Wilson and can understand his point to. I just wish sometimes he realized that House does know. And it is what he wants.

That was very powerful. You are truely an excellent writer hun!!

kidsnurse October 25 2007, 23:55:39 UTC

I just wish sometimes he realized that House does know. And it is what he wants.

i think a subconscious part of wilson is aware of this, and it's simply one of the many things he won't let himself consciously examine. he doesn't want to hurt more for house than he already does.

sydneylover150 October 26 2007, 00:13:49 UTC

Ah, you have a point. Poor Wilson. Bless him. House did a good job in picking him as a friend.

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kidsnurse October 26 2007, 00:14:50 UTC

Will House actually get around to discussing this before he finds himself in the middle of that final crisis? And will Wilson even go along with House's plan?

actually, they're both still talking at me about this whole thing, so you might get to read that 'final scene' if they keep jabbering about it! :)

Comment. (Dr. Fantabulous) anonymous October 26 2007, 00:15:06 UTC

Woah...that's what I was saying by the end, just, woah...
Terrific analysis, I just loved the conclusion, "...that release doesn't make Wilson a murderer; it makes him a liberator. And that, thinks House, is the ultimate absolution." That was just very House-like in nature, the attraction to concept of freedom in any form. And a perspective that can rationalize or justify anything.
Fabulous :)

Re: Comment. (Dr. Fantabulous) kidsnurse October 26 2007, 00:25:45 UTC

hi! So good to see you, dr. fantabulous!! hope all is well with you.

That was just very House-like in nature, the attraction to concept of freedom in any form. And a perspective that can rationalize or justify anything.

and so very sad, in a way. house's defenses are, i think, just truly poignant forms of self-preservation, i think. poor house.