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Taub | He made me a better parent, whether he meant to or not. |
Thirteen | [awed] He was willing to kill me. And I'll always be grateful. |
Chase | He wasn't always easy to deal with. |
Cameron | But somewhere in there! he knew how to love. |
Wilson | [reading his notes] He was my friend. The thing you have to! remember � the thing you can't forget is that Gregory House saved lives. [large, open-handed shrug] He was a healer. And-and in the end! |
Wilson | House was an ass. [That gets Everyone's attention.] He mocked anyone �Patients, co-workers, his dwindling friends � anyone who didn't measure up to his insane ideals of integrity. He claimed to be on some heroic quest for truth, but the truth is, he was a bitter jerk who liked making people miserable. And he proved that by dying selfishly, numbed by narcotics, without a thought of anyone. A betrayal of Everyone who cared about him. |
Wilson | Phone. A million times he needed me, and the one time that I needed him�[The phone rings again. A few people shift uncomfortably. Nolan checks his phone to see if it's on.] Oh, come on. This is a funeral. Just get it. [The phone rings two more times. Foreman starts to take his phone from his jacket pocket. Wilson realizes it's the phone in his pocket.] Well, this is embarrassing. Could've sworn I turned this off. [mutters] This isn't my phone. |
House | Hi. |
Wilson | How? |
House | I got out of the back of the building. |
Wilson | The body� |
House | Just switched the dental records. |
Wilson | You're destroying your entire life. You can't go back from this. You'll go to jail for years. You can nEver be a doctor again. |
House | I'm dead, Wilson. How do you want to spend your last five months? |
Wilson | When the cancer starts getting really bad! |
House | Cancer's boring. |