
Is your name Thirteen?
The patient's car yields only VapoRub and receipts; House asks Thirteen why she volunteered to stay away from the patient and the mirror.
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The patient's car yields only VapoRub and receipts; House asks Thirteen why she volunteered to stay away from the patient and the mirror.

House poses a riddle about a clumsy, frightened woman and tells Thirteen he thinks she's hiding a medical condition; she brushes it off.

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.

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

The patient learns she has been replaced; Thirteen pushes her to want more, and she answers that she would rather be close to the birds.

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

The patient was with Thirteen at 3 a.m.; House is overjoyed, needles her about spiraling since her diagnosis, and sends her for marrow.

Caught giving herself IV fluids, Thirteen faces a drug test; House blocks it, then fires her for missing a differential.

House lays out how Thirteen will keep self-destructing until she is dead, and says until then he can use her.

Masters argues infertility from the closet find; a voice on House's speaker beats her theory, and the team realizes Thirteen is back.