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lovely_ambitionComfort * Okay, okay, it’s okay, but it really isn’t, because no matter how many ‘okay’s’ Chase murmurs, none of them are going to bring back House from the one place they can’t follow him.
Weakness * Wilson had always been so consistent in his weakness – a blonde here, a brunette, occasionally a redhead – and weakness, thy name was woman, was, of course, until he faltered for a blonde who happened to be Robert Chase.
Blood * Chase’s work is mired in the shade of blood, as to Wilson’s work filled with tumours everywhere; yet, Wilson watches as blood spills all over the floor and not once does Chase lose his balance or even hesitate to patch up the patient and stop the blood flow instead of just cleaning up the mess.
Hair * Wilson’s hands are perpetually ruffling and mussing and messing about with Chase’s hair when they make out, fingers stroking every golden strand and displacing it, only to continue on in the path of destruction.
Life * At the end of his third divorce, Chase takes Wilson for a drink and he buys them both five rounds of whisky and when it comes time to down round number five, Chase raises his shotglass to Wilson and toasts, “to a new era of life.”
Tears * Men don’t cry is the lesson instilled into them and Wilson had stumbled in on Chase in the on-call room by sheer accident after Kayla had died and all Chase says is, “they’re all gone,” and he doesn’t shed a single tear.
Weakness * Wilson had always been so consistent in his weakness – a blonde here, a brunette, occasionally a redhead – and weakness, thy name was woman, was, of course, until he faltered for a blonde who happened to be Robert Chase.
Blood * Chase’s work is mired in the shade of blood, as to Wilson’s work filled with tumours everywhere; yet, Wilson watches as blood spills all over the floor and not once does Chase lose his balance or even hesitate to patch up the patient and stop the blood flow instead of just cleaning up the mess.
Hair * Wilson’s hands are perpetually ruffling and mussing and messing about with Chase’s hair when they make out, fingers stroking every golden strand and displacing it, only to continue on in the path of destruction.
Life * At the end of his third divorce, Chase takes Wilson for a drink and he buys them both five rounds of whisky and when it comes time to down round number five, Chase raises his shotglass to Wilson and toasts, “to a new era of life.”
Tears * Men don’t cry is the lesson instilled into them and Wilson had stumbled in on Chase in the on-call room by sheer accident after Kayla had died and all Chase says is, “they’re all gone,” and he doesn’t shed a single tear.
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