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THIRTEEN: I wanted [my mother] to die. She just… yelled. So much. And for no reason. Just screamed at me in front of my friends. My father tried to explain to me that her brain was literally shrinking, that she didn't mean it, that it was the disease. But I didn't care. I hated her. I never said goodbye. And she died with me hating her.
s8.9
CHASE: My dad left me alone to to care for my alcoholic mum and raise my baby sister. I was just a teenager. I spent half my time changing diapers and the other half cleaning up my mum's vomit. […] Mum died after a few years. It was ugly and painful and she went with me hating her. […] So do I wish mum had used a gun instead of a bottle? Yes.
cameron:Tell her your life has been good. She wants hope, she wants to know that what happened to her isnt the norme. That things can be ok which means they can be ok for her again.
foreman:Tell her your life sucked. She wants to know that she's not along, she wants to know if she's gonna survive this thing. She wants to know if she's going to heal. Act like you healed
chase:Tell her... intense thinking .... keep her asleep
how tf do i put clips in posts on this hellsite???
chase being from not only my homeland but the city i grew up in is so damaging because i know him intimately. every time i go back to the tram lines and see blond teenage boys in blazers vaping, shouting slurs, coming back from catholic school to their broken homes. talking about how their dads want them to be doctors and lawyers and where they’re going to get drunk this friday and whether their connections could get them into harvard. chase i know what u are
i'm not kidding when i say this is the moment i became obsessed with house and chase's dynamic (s5.17):
HOUSE: I want you to remove a small problem.
CHASE: [looking at a file] I'm not a neurosurgeon.
HOUSE: But your boss is. You could assist. I'm sure you'd like to add to your resume.
CHASE: It's too near the brain stem. Nobody's going to touch it.
HOUSE: Your boss would. He's an egomaniac. I know because I keep seeing him at the club. He just needs a little push. I'm sure by now you've kissed his ass sufficiently. [Chase laughs.] Would you like me to phrase it as, "you're politically gifted?" I can do that.
CHASE: You want me to help you? Tell me why.
HOUSE: Why what?
CHASE: Why you care. The puzzle's solved. The guy's alive. And the odds of coming out of the surgery with that same status aren't that great.
HOUSE: My patient has a quality of life issue.
CHASE: He says awful things. Hardly a medical condition.
HOUSE: When he leaves here, he's gonna lose his family. He's going to alienate the people he works with. And if he ever finds a friend who's willing to put up with his crap, he'll be lucky. Until he drives them away too.
CHASE: …I'll see what I can do.