House, M.D. s3e12 One Day, One Room
Feb 6th, 2007 by Ashley
As I was getting tired of House (just a little bit) this season (for some reason, season 3 is not as exciting/enchanting/thrilling/funny as it was before), this episode successfully won my heart back.
I love that House had this chance to open up a bit. Through a rape victim (someone mentioned that victim should be only referred to those who are alreadt dead, but I don’t remember the other word for crime sufferers), he revealed something he kept for himself for a very long time and I look forward to more of his self-discovering.
Sometimes it is easier to spill our heart with total strangers, even if they know our name, they know what we do… still, you got a sense of anonymity. It’s not so much as you trust them, but you just simply care less about how they may think of you… for they matter little to you.
Now that I look back, among those sub-genre I love, sci-fi, mystery… there’s one thing that they all have in common, which is the essential part that facsincates me – humanity. I guess that’s why Babylon5 is so dear to me and I only read hard-boiled detective and rarely classic mystery. Human interaction, self-reflection and whatnot to me is like smell, scent to Grenouille. Grenouille has a morbid thirst for smells because he’s born without it. Does that imply…?
2 Responses to “House, M.D. s3e12 One Day, One Room”
I still haven’t found the time to watch. Hopefully this week? We’ll see. For right now its Heroes and The Office…wish I could catch up on BSG, but I received a cease and desist from my provider when I was trying to download them off of bittorrent. :-/
From what I can see you self-reflect (note blog) and interact (note contents of blog) plenty.
Maybe Grenouille would still love scents if he could smell.
:)
Have you read Das Parfum? Grenouille could smell. He’s just born without scent. :p