
House uncovers Thirteen's Huntington's fear
House reveals Thirteen's mother died of Huntington's, admits switching her decaf to explain the tremor, and asks why she won't get tested.
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House reveals Thirteen's mother died of Huntington's, admits switching her decaf to explain the tremor, and asks why she won't get tested.

House offers Thirteen her Huntington's test results; she argues that running out of questions means running out of hope.

In the restroom, Thirteen admits she's failing on the case; House connects it to her Huntington's risk and tells her to deal with it or leave.

Thirteen defends the patient's career a little too hard, House says out loud what her test showed, and the team presses her afterwards.

House shows the patient the pregnancy growing on her intestine, then shuts down Thirteen's objections by tying them to her own test result.

As the patient feels better, Thirteen confides what her diagnosis will take from her and why she needs her life to matter.

The patient chooses her old job, Thirteen calls it pathetic, and House explains why a near miss changes nothing.

A colleague confronts Thirteen with the test result House hoped to find; she insists partying and strangers are her way of living fully.

Thirteen delivers the LAM diagnosis, then describes the stages the patient will go through, and reveals they share a death sentence.

To persuade Sophia to accept her parents' marrow, Kutner claims a fatal disease; Thirteen later tears into him for using her life.

A young hostage offers to take the painful dose first; Thirteen steps in instead, House pins it on her illness, then presses Jason on why he really did this.

House claims he was overpowered; he is accused of fearing being ordinary and replies that the real coward is the one terrified of death.

Jason breaks the terms and makes Thirteen take the test drug, explains why not knowing made him miserable, and the result leaves her kidneys failing.

After the siege her kidneys will recover; an apology for walking out is followed by a change of heart about the drug trial.

Thirteen feels guilty about a trial spot she got through connections; the finger-tapping test settles it.

Foreman finds Thirteen following his instructions perfectly, learns a patient in the waiting room scares her, and gives an ultimatum.

Thirteen admits the waiting-room patient reminds her of her mother, whose illness made her scream, and that she never said goodbye.

Thirteen introduces herself as Remy; Janice says Foreman told her to get over her nausea, and she won't spend her time as a guinea pig.

Searching Jeff's home, Foreman asks why she's avoiding him since they kissed; Thirteen says she likes him and won't drag anyone down.

Foreman reveals he knows Thirteen is on the placebo in his trial and wants to give her the real drug; he is told not to be an idiot.

Racing her on the treadmill, House pitches his team over a clinic job; Thirteen notes he never actually asks anyone back.

Thirteen admits she never told her father about the Huntington's, then calls out Wilson, who reveals he wants to ask out ex-wife Sam.

A slip about a sibling at the fair lets House work out that she ended her brother's life.

Thirteen says her brother asked her to end it, describes the IV, and fears no one will be there for her.

Masters gets her tenth lumbar puncture on Thirteen, who explains why she is keeping the real reason for her absence private.

A colleague who searched her locker questions why Thirteen is flying to Rome for a risky fetal transplant trial, and she bristles at the lecture.