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Inquiry: Day Nine, 3 p.m. - Dr. Lisa Cuddy 5

Sep 12, 2012 16:03

Title: InquiryAuthor: zeppomarx
Characters: All the usual suspects, plus more.
Summary: When a panel is convened to review the facts of Gregory House’s life, his fellows (past and present), colleagues, patients and friends are called to testify.
Thanks: To Brigid45, for her infinite wisdom and advice.
Warnings, etc.: Possible character death.
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Comments 8

pyewacket_1975 September 13 2012, 05:23:35 UTC

*giggles wickedly as I rock back and forth* This just keeps getting better and better :)

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Re: Part 3 violettblack September 16 2012, 06:02:28 UTC

1. There’s a huge difference between little vulnerable and being in a shattered state with suicidal tendencies ( ... )

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visitkarte September 13 2012, 22:50:08 UTC

I love this chapter to bits. Too bad Violettblack and I used up so much ammunition commenting the last chapter in this direction. I know you have read our reasoning, so I will try not to repeat myself. I love how you bring Cuddy in a position that she starts seeing herself at least with a shred of humility she almost totally lacked in the series (well, even if she saw the error in her ways, too little too late, she was very fast to accept House's absolution). Here, cornered with the questions of the panel, she is forced to take a deep look in the mirror and see herself for what she is. She will never be able to do a shred of the self reflection House did all the time, but... baby steps.

cuddyclothes September 14 2012, 21:14:36 UTC

I've always thought she broke up with Lucas via text message. Major WTF? moment. And, whatever you think his/her motives were, how on earth could they have sex after what had just happened ( ... )

de_em2 September 16 2012, 11:26:24 UTC

When reading the comments given to this story, I have been surprised at the emotions with which some of them have been written, and the way they try to influence the story. May I remind you that Chapter 1 begins with the fable of the blind man and the elephant, and I think that some of the comments that have been given are just based on parts of the elephant; you don’t have the full picture yet. Why not wait until the puzzle is complete before you do or don’t comment on what you perceive as possible errors in the story. But first and foremost, it is Harpomarx’s story, her narrative, her interpretation, and only she has the overview; and I think some of the comments do not show the author and her story the respect they deserve ( ... )

visitkarte September 16 2012, 21:02:21 UTC

THIS! I agree to 100%!