that ridiculous plot line in which House is supposed to bear the fallout for Chase directly contravening his orders. Seriously? That was absurd. As for accusing people of leading others astray, I think it makes a lot of sense in some cases: a teacher, coach or priest taking advantage of their position to "seduce" a child or teen is a rapist, and the child/teen shouldn't feel guilty; ditto for those slipping drugs in other people's drinks and then taking advantage of their confused state. Certainly not the position of House towards Chase.
The side of Cuddy I don't like is her just saying "I'm going to have fun now, whatever the consequences". It's perfectly IC, but not usually what I associate with a successful professional. Then again, she has so much unhappiness to deal with. I hadn't thought she would feel guilty about Rachel's handicap, but if one is guilt prone it makes sense. Good that she's going to therapy and coping with it.
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Date: 2012-06-02 11:14 am (UTC)That was absurd. As for accusing people of leading others astray, I think it makes a lot of sense in some cases: a teacher, coach or priest taking advantage of their position to "seduce" a child or teen is a rapist, and the child/teen shouldn't feel guilty; ditto for those slipping drugs in other people's drinks and then taking advantage of their confused state.
Certainly not the position of House towards Chase.
The side of Cuddy I don't like is her just saying "I'm going to have fun now, whatever the consequences". It's perfectly IC, but not usually what I associate with a successful professional. Then again, she has so much unhappiness to deal with. I hadn't thought she would feel guilty about Rachel's handicap, but if one is guilt prone it makes sense. Good that she's going to therapy and coping with it.