--
House: Do not compare this to te and Amber.
(Wilson folded his arms and breathed out loud to mostra us frustration.)
Wilson: te have to stay objective don’t you. Lisa could die and te still won’t admit your feelings!
House: She could die if I’m not objective. I don't want her to die.
(House and Wilson looked back down at the OR, when Cuddy went into cardiac arrest.)
--
House: We have to find out why her cuore stopped in the OR.
Foreman: Trauma from the crash. It’s not uncommon.
Wilson: It is 48 hours after the crash occurred.
Kutner: We should check her home again.
House: If te want to go threw her underwear; only I’m allowed.
Kutner: No. Did te see if there had been any new building work?
Foreman: Why?
Kutner: Badly fixed insulation o bacheca filler can cause cysts when breathed in; and in rare cases cause cuore problems.
Taub: There’s no way for us to find out what in the time we’ve got.
Wilson: There is one way.
(Wilson looked over at House with a look of regret.)
House: te can’t do that.
Taub: Do what?
Foreman: te want to wake her up don’t you?
(Wilson hung his head before looking back up at House with a serious look on his face.)
Foreman: Doing that could cause even più trauma, put her in unbearable pain!
House: And kill her!
Wilson: We only need to ask her one, maybe two questions.
House: She can’t answer with a tube down her throat! Which will make it incredibly difficult to play 20 questions.
(Wilson walked out of the DDX with House in tow whilst the team tried to brainstorm for some più ideas.)
--
(Wilson was at the needle dispenser to get the drugs to wake her up.)
House: Wilson!
(Wilson turned towards House.)
Wilson: If this were any other patient, it would be te doing this and not me.
House: This is Cuddy; she’s not any other patient.
Wilson: House. This may be the only way to find the answer.
House: I don’t want her to think that I was the one who put her in pain.
Wilson: She won’t be thinking anything anymore, if te don’t do this.
(House gave Wilson a piercing look before grabbing the needle. House stood outside ICU for a few secondi before walking in.)
House: I’m sorry.
(House whispered, before he injected her with the medicine to wake her up.)
(Cuddy began to wake-up, and went from looking confused to on the brink of pain.)
House: I need te to answer quickly. Blink once for yes, twice for no. Have te had anything built in the past month?
(Cuddy blinked once. Tears began to fill her green eyes.)
House: Where? Was it the kitchen? Bathroom? Bedroom? Living room…
(Cuddy blinked once, her face began to turn red and her hands began to shake.)
(House immediately gave her another dose of anaesthetic to out her back to sleep. Caressing her hand before leaving.)
--
House: She had something new put in her living room. Did te notice anything when te were there?
Foreman: There was a sofa, bookcase, tavolo everything te expect to find in a living room.
House: What else did te see?
Thirteen: There was a bunch of toys some flowers; a fireplace with some newly hung pictures.
(House had a thought.)
House: Wait. A fireplace?
Thirteen: Yeah.
House: Go back to the home and check the fireplace for whatever material it’s made of. Where’s the baby?
Kutner: Still in the crèche, o one of the nurses is looking after her down in the clinic.
(Wilson followed House as he walked off.)
Wilson: What are te thinking?
House: I’m going to kidnap the kid, and X-Ray it.
--
(Wilson and House were back in House’s office looking at Rachel’s X-Ray.)
Wilson: What are we looking for?
(House pointed to a dark shadow on the X-Ray.)
House: That.
Wilson: Looks like a tiny lesion.
(House got a call from Foreman)
House: Yeah?
Foreman: Asbestos poisoning. The contractor who installed the fireplace detto he used asbestos to surround the fireplace about a anno fa when Cuddy had it fixed.
Wilson: What is it?
House: We need to get Cuddy an X-Ray and on the transplant list.
Wilson: For what?
House: She needs a lung transplant, and fast.
House: Do not compare this to te and Amber.
(Wilson folded his arms and breathed out loud to mostra us frustration.)
Wilson: te have to stay objective don’t you. Lisa could die and te still won’t admit your feelings!
House: She could die if I’m not objective. I don't want her to die.
(House and Wilson looked back down at the OR, when Cuddy went into cardiac arrest.)
--
House: We have to find out why her cuore stopped in the OR.
Foreman: Trauma from the crash. It’s not uncommon.
Wilson: It is 48 hours after the crash occurred.
Kutner: We should check her home again.
House: If te want to go threw her underwear; only I’m allowed.
Kutner: No. Did te see if there had been any new building work?
Foreman: Why?
Kutner: Badly fixed insulation o bacheca filler can cause cysts when breathed in; and in rare cases cause cuore problems.
Taub: There’s no way for us to find out what in the time we’ve got.
Wilson: There is one way.
(Wilson looked over at House with a look of regret.)
House: te can’t do that.
Taub: Do what?
Foreman: te want to wake her up don’t you?
(Wilson hung his head before looking back up at House with a serious look on his face.)
Foreman: Doing that could cause even più trauma, put her in unbearable pain!
House: And kill her!
Wilson: We only need to ask her one, maybe two questions.
House: She can’t answer with a tube down her throat! Which will make it incredibly difficult to play 20 questions.
(Wilson walked out of the DDX with House in tow whilst the team tried to brainstorm for some più ideas.)
--
(Wilson was at the needle dispenser to get the drugs to wake her up.)
House: Wilson!
(Wilson turned towards House.)
Wilson: If this were any other patient, it would be te doing this and not me.
House: This is Cuddy; she’s not any other patient.
Wilson: House. This may be the only way to find the answer.
House: I don’t want her to think that I was the one who put her in pain.
Wilson: She won’t be thinking anything anymore, if te don’t do this.
(House gave Wilson a piercing look before grabbing the needle. House stood outside ICU for a few secondi before walking in.)
House: I’m sorry.
(House whispered, before he injected her with the medicine to wake her up.)
(Cuddy began to wake-up, and went from looking confused to on the brink of pain.)
House: I need te to answer quickly. Blink once for yes, twice for no. Have te had anything built in the past month?
(Cuddy blinked once. Tears began to fill her green eyes.)
House: Where? Was it the kitchen? Bathroom? Bedroom? Living room…
(Cuddy blinked once, her face began to turn red and her hands began to shake.)
(House immediately gave her another dose of anaesthetic to out her back to sleep. Caressing her hand before leaving.)
--
House: She had something new put in her living room. Did te notice anything when te were there?
Foreman: There was a sofa, bookcase, tavolo everything te expect to find in a living room.
House: What else did te see?
Thirteen: There was a bunch of toys some flowers; a fireplace with some newly hung pictures.
(House had a thought.)
House: Wait. A fireplace?
Thirteen: Yeah.
House: Go back to the home and check the fireplace for whatever material it’s made of. Where’s the baby?
Kutner: Still in the crèche, o one of the nurses is looking after her down in the clinic.
(Wilson followed House as he walked off.)
Wilson: What are te thinking?
House: I’m going to kidnap the kid, and X-Ray it.
--
(Wilson and House were back in House’s office looking at Rachel’s X-Ray.)
Wilson: What are we looking for?
(House pointed to a dark shadow on the X-Ray.)
House: That.
Wilson: Looks like a tiny lesion.
(House got a call from Foreman)
House: Yeah?
Foreman: Asbestos poisoning. The contractor who installed the fireplace detto he used asbestos to surround the fireplace about a anno fa when Cuddy had it fixed.
Wilson: What is it?
House: We need to get Cuddy an X-Ray and on the transplant list.
Wilson: For what?
House: She needs a lung transplant, and fast.
