The shooter tells House his life is measured in tears
As House works, the gunman argues that what can't be measured still counts, and that House's misery serves no purpose.
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#meaning
5 moments.
House decides none of this is real
House notes his team never challenges him and guesses the faulty assumption is reality itself, then pushes past the point of sense.
Wilson reads House's sudden kindness as a search for meaning
Wilson ties House's bedside visits to the hallucination after he was shot; House admits a family thanked him and he felt nothing.
Wilson's levels of happiness; House adds heroin as level six
Wilson lectures that saving lives should matter to House beyond the game; House ranks Wilson leaving as the seventh level.
House asks Arlene why she doesn't put her husband in a facility
Arlene says she cares for him out of responsibility; House pushes until she admits it doesn't make her happy but leaving would destroy her.