Title: Staging (Rebel Without a Cause)
Author:
kaydeefallsSummary: "Two years after that, Wilson took [the poster] down, and no one ever asked him why. They understood."
Fandom: House
Characters: Wilson-centric, ensemble gen
Rating: PG-13
Disclaimer: not mine, no profit, don't sue.
Original story:
Stage Five by
thedeadparrotNotes: with thanks to my splendiferous beta.
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Staging (Rebel Without a Cause) )
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I love your characterizations, especially Cuddy, who's so tough and comforting, and Foreman, who tries in his own way.
And that ending! Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. So perfect. It's exactly what needs to be there, and I love the interaction, love the argument, love the way it makes this story all the more heartbreaking.
I don't know if you think of this as a gift exchange, but seriously, thank you.
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Anyway. Thank you, so much. I'm so very glad it worked for you.
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This line from Cuddy particularly made me smile: "It's lunchtime, James. The time of lunch. There is a noticeable lack of lunch in this office."
It's got an echo of House, but it's Cuddy, too. Great.
Another favorite line was House saying "James Dean resents your mindless conformity to pithy social constructions of appropriate meal times," and him casually calling Wilson a lying whore. Perfect.
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I loved the way you showed the stages of grief with the corresponding team member. The final stage was beautifully written.
You did a fantastic job!
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