No, I didn't cry either. Even if they had saved him from his current malady, he was aged and in terrible health -- poor dude wasn't going to live forever!
I thought Cameron was being rather self-indulgent. As you say, it wasn't like she didn't know what it was like for a terminal patient to suffer. Honestly -- when one thinks of all the crap Wilson has to put up with -- House and his insanity, all the dying patients, his own crappy life -- Cameron's emo-ness is a bit tiresome. And what about stoic Chase? He was willing to stand by House; that's much more interesting that Cameron crying in the chapel.
Heh -- just got hit with a plot bunny involving Cameron. (I need an "evil grin" emoticon.)
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Date: 2006-09-20 04:21 am (UTC)I thought Cameron was being rather self-indulgent. As you say, it wasn't like she didn't know what it was like for a terminal patient to suffer. Honestly -- when one thinks of all the crap Wilson has to put up with -- House and his insanity, all the dying patients, his own crappy life -- Cameron's emo-ness is a bit tiresome. And what about stoic Chase? He was willing to stand by House; that's much more interesting that Cameron crying in the chapel.
Heh -- just got hit with a plot bunny involving Cameron. (I need an "evil grin" emoticon.)