House♥Cuddy #55: "I love him. And I know he loves me..." Nobody said it was easy, it's such a shame for us to part.

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Leave Hugh and Lisa alone and they can create something great, like this scene. Once the writers start putting in madcap stunts and explosions and things that generally make no sense, it all goes to hell. :rolleyes:
 
"If I had to choose between… saving everyone and loving you and being happy… I choose you. I choose being happy with you. I will always choose you."

Drunken worRAB are sober thoughts, when someone is drunk they are truly honest. This is THE ultimate proof of how much House loved her right there. For so long saving lives and thus solving the puzzle was the only thing in his life, he didn't care about anything besides his medical genius. It was the one constant in his life. And he was willing to let all that go to be happy with Cuddy. He was finally choosing happiness over the thrill of the puzzles. He's world famous for his talent but he'd give it up if it meant being happy with the woman who was (and always will be IMO) his soulmate. That is just EPIC to me. She'd never ask him to do that for her but he was willing to do it all by himself. Eternally miserable Greg House was finally ready to be happy (or as close to it as he'd ever get). I know it all went to hell in a handbasket after this, but this scene will always stand out to me. :in_love:
 
^ That was a good one too. I love how the emotions shifted from anger and an underlying hint of UST to softness and genuine honesty, actually opening up to each other a little bit. No games, just the truth. THAT should have been their last scene together. :love:
 
I'm not really an analytical person in that sense. In my head there's only "It worked out" and "It didn't work out" - the whys and hows become insignificant to me because eventually it boils down to one of those two outcomes regardless. It not working out in a way that made some sense isn't really much different to it not working out in a way that made no sense, because in the end the outcome is still the same. At least that's the way it is for me. I guess that's maybe why I can deal with this so well. :nod:
 
No. :bawl: I was afraid this was going to happen, I'm really going to miss you. :hug: :sadwave: :(

TBH I think trashing the show and/or retreating in to denial are the only ways most people are finding to deal with this, it's still fresh and painful for all of us and those seem to be the most common methoRAB of coping. I understand people and I don't blame them. :look:

Lisa Edelstein, House MD and the Networks: A Perfect Storm - MystryGAB's Blog - Blogster

Very good article indeed, sums up the current feeling in the fandom very well.

This whole thing might have been somewhat more accepted if they'd come out and at least acknowledged her departure, acknowledged her 7 years of hard work and commitment with thanks and support. But I think it's the wall of complete silence that has stoked the anger, bitterness and confusion among the fanbase even more tbh. Instead of recognising what this character meant to us and how loved LE is, they're just breezing on regardless, acting like replacing Cuddy will be as easy as buying a pair of new shoes and all will be fine. And as that article says, it truly is like rubbing salt in already gaping wounRAB. We've been treated with contempt and total disregard, and it also shows a total lack of respect for Lisa herself. I think it's a PR tactic that is ultimately going to backfire pretty heavily on them.
 
The "On his face!" "Close enough" bit when they played table tennis cracked me up. :lmao:

This episode actually left me feeling more satisifed than sad for a change. I wanted clear indication that they weren't even close to over each other, and I got it from both of them. :love: Plus I'm pretty sure that the marriage wasn't even fully legal, given that Chase performed it. :lol:
 
No I'm not. And what sucks is that now what I find is either people trashing the show or people pretending it didn't happen. I'm not willing to do either so, there's nothing to talk about anymore, and actually THAT's what makes it even harder to get over. If I could rewatch and go somewhere where people actually discuss and everything, I could get lost in the quality the show once had again, let myself enjoy it. But I've no company anymore, it seems, and I have no desire to continue in the fandom alone. So I guess it's time for me to say goodbye, for now at least :sadwave:
 
I've had experience with heartbreak, I've had couples who never ended up together, couples who were killed, etc, but the big difference from those to this one is that it always MADE SENSE. Its hard to get over something when you can't even understand what happened.
 
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