You know, people are getting on him for chewing House out about cheating then supporting his decision, kinda.
I still have to make my thoughts sound more coherent, but I really think: 1. Wilson is not a serial cheater. 2. He knows how much cheating will screw up your life and he wanted to make sure House thought about the consequences. 3. He knows how headstrong House is, and after he met with Stacy he realized, well maybe she is the one who makes him feel 'funny good' so he got behind House either fishing or cutting bait. 4. I think at the end, he saw more of him self and was projecting a little, he cheated and told and blew up his life, he sees House backing away from House's consequences and not believing it is OK to feel 'funny good' for the right person, I think he was sad for his friend who turned down an opportunity to find some happiness, b/c he was fearful. ( now the slasher in me has a whole different angle on this.. but I am trying to keep within the confines of House luvs Stacy (blech.. that made me throw up a little in my mouth) 5. Of course there is the selfish part, that Wilson knows HE gets to pick up the pieces of House's life, he gets to deal with this.. and Wilson sees his own life ripping apart and wants to be able to lean on House.
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Date: 2006-02-08 01:04 pm (UTC)You know, people are getting on him for chewing House out about cheating then supporting his decision, kinda.
I still have to make my thoughts sound more coherent, but I really think:
1. Wilson is not a serial cheater.
2. He knows how much cheating will screw up your life and he wanted to make sure House thought about the consequences.
3. He knows how headstrong House is, and after he met with Stacy he realized, well maybe she is the one who makes him feel 'funny good' so he got behind House either fishing or cutting bait.
4. I think at the end, he saw more of him self and was projecting a little, he cheated and told and blew up his life, he sees House backing away from House's consequences and not believing it is OK to feel 'funny good' for the right person, I think he was sad for his friend who turned down an opportunity to find some happiness, b/c he was fearful. ( now the slasher in me has a whole different angle on this.. but I am trying to keep within the confines of House luvs Stacy (blech.. that made me throw up a little in my mouth)
5. Of course there is the selfish part, that Wilson knows HE gets to pick up the pieces of House's life, he gets to deal with this.. and Wilson sees his own life ripping apart and wants to be able to lean on House.
Hope mom calmed down :)