when one leaves, the other is lost because they are two halves of the same soul, and a soul divided can’t survive. Yes. YES. YES. [Imagine this going on and on.]
I'm glad you found House's shift in viewpoint believable; I was afraid it would be too sudden, but I think precisely what you wrote about this. Nothing makes House more sober and dependable than having to care for Wilson - I agree with rslhilson he wouldn't need Vicodin for that, ever (I am looking forward and dreading the next installment of Poison and Wine, where this point is made).
I was very torn as to whether to have a sequel. This fic started its life as a double drabble, then grew almost of its own. I think I'll write a sequel if I can find one which involves no death.
Thank you for the very detailed and heartfelt comment, I read it and read it and waited to answer it so I could read it some more :).
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Date: 2011-08-08 09:52 pm (UTC)Yes. YES. YES. [Imagine this going on and on.]
I'm glad you found House's shift in viewpoint believable; I was afraid it would be too sudden, but I think precisely what you wrote about this. Nothing makes House more sober and dependable than having to care for Wilson - I agree with rslhilson he wouldn't need Vicodin for that, ever (I am looking forward and dreading the next installment of Poison and Wine, where this point is made).
I was very torn as to whether to have a sequel. This fic started its life as a double drabble, then grew almost of its own. I think I'll write a sequel if I can find one which involves no death.
Thank you for the very detailed and heartfelt comment, I read it and read it and waited to answer it so I could read it some more :).