I think they did turn her into a martyr now because suddenly she seems totally right to have dumped him. 'Seems' is the decisive word there. She wasn't 'right', because she didn't dump him for that reason. She was just lucky to have done the right thing for the wrong reasons. Luckily for us, LE is leaving the show, otherwise a considerable portion of Season 8 would be devoted to showing how Cuddy was coping with the crap they served us in that scene. Which, much as I love (used to love) the character, is not something I want to watch, because I simply don't buy the original premise that House would turn violent.
There is no way anyone can want Wilson to be with House now because what happens if Wilson's eye strays? There's no way anyone can want Wilson to be with House now, because how can one respect a character who starts a relationship with someone who is known to indulge in domestic violence?
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Date: 2011-05-27 08:27 pm (UTC)I think they did turn her into a martyr now because suddenly she seems totally right to have dumped him.
'Seems' is the decisive word there. She wasn't 'right', because she didn't dump him for that reason. She was just lucky to have done the right thing for the wrong reasons. Luckily for us, LE is leaving the show, otherwise a considerable portion of Season 8 would be devoted to showing how Cuddy was coping with the crap they served us in that scene. Which, much as I love (used to love) the character, is not something I want to watch, because I simply don't buy the original premise that House would turn violent.
There is no way anyone can want Wilson to be with House now because what happens if Wilson's eye strays?
There's no way anyone can want Wilson to be with House now, because how can one respect a character who starts a relationship with someone who is known to indulge in domestic violence?