I love it, especially the day and night in New Orleans and the last scene. You had me from House looked up and locked eyes with the man who would become his best friend in the world, though he had no way of knowing that at the time.
I liked your take on exactly what they did after the window-breaking scene. I also wondered about glass in the coffin!
This is great, a perfect explanation for their hands-off relationship:
House has to believe Wilson would have never called him. Because if he believes even for one moment that he might have returned the kiss, that he might have changed everything, that this warm, naked body might have been on top of him all these years if only he'd—
He has no evidence that Wilson will stay after this. No idea if this is it, if this was the last hurrah, the final goodbye. If this is how Wilson ends things.
Marvellous last line, too. You've made my day. Thank you!
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Date: 2008-10-30 01:31 pm (UTC)I liked your take on exactly what they did after the window-breaking scene. I also wondered about glass in the coffin!
This is great, a perfect explanation for their hands-off relationship:
House has to believe Wilson would have never called him. Because if he believes even for one moment that he might have returned the kiss, that he might have changed everything, that this warm, naked body might have been on top of him all these years if only he'd—
He has no evidence that Wilson will stay after this. No idea if this is it, if this was the last hurrah, the final goodbye. If this is how Wilson ends things.
Marvellous last line, too. You've made my day. Thank you!