As you know, I'm one of the people who has found this painful, but in a good way :) What a great job you did exploring this! Kudos.
I agree with the other comments about your bracelet explanation. It's a good one, and I'm glad to have some logical reason for it -- because as you wrote, House is not exactly the bracelet type.
He’ll try and make sure that whatever case he finds for House will involve one of Wilson’s patients, so that he’s forced to interact with House.
Oh Foreman, you crafty guy! And he knows, as we know and Wilson knows, that W will not resist House for long. They are dysfunctional co-dependents, but they are who they are (and I like them ;) ).
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Date: 2012-07-25 11:43 pm (UTC)I agree with the other comments about your bracelet explanation. It's a good one, and I'm glad to have some logical reason for it -- because as you wrote, House is not exactly the bracelet type.
He’ll try and make sure that whatever case he finds for House will involve one of Wilson’s patients, so that he’s forced to interact with House.
Oh Foreman, you crafty guy! And he knows, as we know and Wilson knows, that W will not resist House for long. They are dysfunctional co-dependents, but they are who they are (and I like them ;) ).