Title: Home
Author : M.E.W.
Pairing: House/Wilson
Word Count: 1614
Rating: PG
Beta: luridlurker
Disclaimer: not mine

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Our weekly episode essay - this time with a lots of pics. And it's long again, be warned.

Enjoy!

Epic Fail | The Tyrant | Instant Karma | Brave Heart

Of what we need

and what (we think) we want

A House/Wilson aspect-oriented interpretation analytical essay of

"Known Unknowns"

By Micki E. Wilson & luridlurkerFinally Wilson, House and ( Read more... )

"Known Unknowns" the other night: House and Wilson have a heart to heart on the lake's boat dock. While the sun rises in a color overkill of pink and purple. A love scene. Doris Egan knows what she's doing.

The only problem with the beautiful scene is them standing too far apart. I fixed that little oversight of Doris'

( Follow me to the Lake of Love )

There are two interwoven themes in "Brave Heart": Miscommunication-or rather missed opportunities to communicate-and how much braveness of heart is needed (and not always found) to try and break the cancerous silence.

( I'm right here... )

Here's the missing scene from "Brave Heart":

In the end it was so easy for House and Wilson to silence the whispers that held them awake at night...

This pic is, again, for Micki, my bff.

"Silencing The Whispers"

Please click on the pic to enlarge it to full size.
I hope you'll like it!
 

"Instant Karma": a forgettable potw, a serious, concentrated House, a smooth-talking Wilson, and a ball.

( You did it for you ... )

"The Tyrant" was a difficult episode if one let oneself become too distracted by the side plot of President Dibala and Chase's fateful decision.
This is not about that.

( I am Vampire, Sookie ... )

So. Who else thought our guys were sitting much too far apart in their last scene of "The Tyrant"?
Fixed that. :-)

( This way to »So Married« )

"Epic Fail" with its not even nine (9) minutes of quality screentime was worth a week of fruitful conversations between two fans. Here's a kind of summary of our musings:

( Of Epic friendship... )

That one scene between House and Wilson in "Broken" was painful...

( This way to »Abandoned« )