1. We're starting a fund.Copy !req
2. Then you don't need me.Copy !req
3. The man's injured.
He can't work.Copy !req
4. His fault.Copy !req
5. We're family.
We depend on each other.Copy !req
6. We're not family.Copy !req
7. We're co-workers.Copy !req
8. He's not even
that anymore.Copy !req
9. I can't believe
you just said that.Copy !req
10. Can't come between a
man and his beer money.Copy !req
11. See the big,
heavy machinery?Copy !req
12. I'm sorry,
but he should give.Copy !req
13. You gave.Copy !req
14. Go back to work.Copy !req
15. Paolo is the one who got you
off the night shift.Copy !req
16. It's not
like I asked him.Copy !req
17. Also covered for you
labor day weekend.Copy !req
18. But hey,Copy !req
19. it's America.Copy !req
20. If you don't want
to contribu—Copy !req
21. If you don't want to cont—Copy !req
22. Oh, God!Copy !req
23. Get an ambulance.Copy !req
24. Good morning.
Don't wanna hear it.Copy !req
25. So I take it you
did not ask Cuddy out.Copy !req
26. Yeah.
- Yeah "I didn't" or yeah "I did"?Copy !req
27. Whichever one means
you almost had me convincedCopy !req
28. it was a good idea.Copy !req
29. Oh.Copy !req
30. Nothing to say?
- No.Copy !req
31. No, you don't.
Or no, you don't don't?Copy !req
32. Whichever one means no.Copy !req
33. Is this some kind
of reverse—Copy !req
34. No.Copy !req
35. House?Copy !req
36. 16-year-old girl
with fluid in her lungs.Copy !req
37. No previous trauma, lung,
or cardiac issues.Copy !req
38. Gram stain was negative.
No bacteria, no pneumonia.Copy !req
39. She's a factory worker.Copy !req
40. Means she probably
works closeCopy !req
41. to a lot
of recent immigrants.Copy !req
42. Thank God some of those
offshore sweat shop jobsCopy !req
43. are coming back
to America.Copy !req
44. She's an emancipated minor.Copy !req
45. In a factory?Copy !req
46. Either an Olympic gymnast
who busted her leg,Copy !req
47. a child star who blew
all her sequel money on drugs,Copy !req
48. or she's just
a lying runaway.Copy !req
49. Her parents died last year.
No relatives.Copy !req
50. To avoid foster care,
she got a G.E.D.Copy !req
51. and got emancipated.Copy !req
52. Could have picked up a parasite
from a co-worker.Copy !req
53. She'd be having
G.I. problems.Copy !req
54. Pregnancy's more likely.Copy !req
55. Sparks a fluid overload,
hits the lungs,Copy !req
56. causes the
pulmonary edema.Copy !req
57. Her history says
she's not sexually active.Copy !req
58. And our history says
she could be lying.Copy !req
59. But not every teenager
is having sex.Copy !req
60. But every teenager
is stupid.Copy !req
61. Teenagers on their own
are stupider.Copy !req
62. The girl's holding down a job,
makes her rent.Copy !req
63. On the one hand,
Kutner's right.Copy !req
64. Maybe she's
a sweet young thing,Copy !req
65. not a screw-up
lying through her teeth.Copy !req
66. On the two hand,Copy !req
67. a pregnancy test
only takes five minutes,Copy !req
68. and we no longer
kill rabbits.Copy !req
69. So in conclusion,Copy !req
70. shut up,
do the tests.Copy !req
71. What else?
- Drugs could damage the heart.Copy !req
72. Pressure imbalance allows fluid
to build up in the lungs.Copy !req
73. Tox screen's clean.Copy !req
74. For drugs used recently.Copy !req
75. Not for drugs used
before recently.Copy !req
76. 16 doesn't automatically mean
a risky lifestyle.Copy !req
77. Didn't we just have
this conversation?Copy !req
78. Kutner trusts her.
Someone else doesn't.Copy !req
79. So, in conclusion,Copy !req
80. shut up.Copy !req
81. Check her home and work
for toxins or drugs.Copy !req
82. Kutner and Foreman,
do an echo.Copy !req
83. Find the extent
of the heart damage.Copy !req
84. Kutner can do
the echo on his own.Copy !req
85. Yes... But he'll be
very lonely.Copy !req
86. So I have to ask why?Copy !req
87. I've been asked to help run
a clinical trial.Copy !req
88. That okay with you?Copy !req
89. Good for your career.Copy !req
90. Great for your street cred.Copy !req
91. What's in it for me?Copy !req
92. You have four doctorsCopy !req
93. and never more
than one case.Copy !req
94. It means I have time
to work on other things.Copy !req
95. And they'll have
more chances to step up.Copy !req
96. Stand on their ownCopy !req
97. and if there's
an emergency with Annie,Copy !req
98. should she wait until
you finish grooming lab rats?Copy !req
99. If there's a problem
with SophiaCopy !req
100. or any other patient,
you know I'll be there.Copy !req
101. The patient is
my priority.Copy !req
102. No.Copy !req
103. Oh, do you want a reason?Copy !req
104. Clinical trials take time.
Your time is my time.Copy !req
105. I told you,
I don't do drugs.Copy !req
106. Still a good idea
to check your heart.Copy !req
107. Something else
could have damaged it.Copy !req
108. You find it hard
being all on your own?Copy !req
109. Having to do
everything without—Copy !req
110. drugs to ease my pain?Copy !req
111. That's not what—
teenager on her own?Copy !req
112. I wouldn't trust me either.Copy !req
113. I meant it must be hard.Copy !req
114. No one there
to back you up.Copy !req
115. I know you're trying
to be nice,Copy !req
116. but I'm not into
the whole pity thing.Copy !req
117. I was actually doing
the "I get it" thing.Copy !req
118. I lost my parents
when I was six.Copy !req
119. It doesn't go away.Copy !req
120. But it gets easier.
You learn to deal.Copy !req
121. I still get nervous when there's
a knock on the door.Copy !req
122. Always think
it's the State Trooper...Copy !req
123. with more bad news.Copy !req
124. You already got the worst news
and survived.Copy !req
125. That's sorta the upside.Copy !req
126. Your heart's healthy.Copy !req
127. Isn't that good news?Copy !req
128. For your heart, yeah.Copy !req
129. But it also means we still
don't know what's wrong.Copy !req
130. Checkbook balanced,
place spotless.Copy !req
131. Looks like she builds
her own furniture.Copy !req
132. If you're this grown up at 16,
what happens at 30?Copy !req
133. You turn back into a kid.
Like Kutner.Copy !req
134. Kutner's not that bad.Copy !req
135. He needs everything
to be nice.Copy !req
136. He wants to see
the best in everyone.Copy !req
137. Kitchen's clear.Copy !req
138. Yeah, friendly is
a dangerous thing.Copy !req
139. There is such a thing
as too trusting.Copy !req
140. Corollary is there is
such a thingCopy !req
141. as not trusting enough.Copy !req
142. Too much, you get hurt.Copy !req
143. Not enough, you don't live.Copy !req
144. So the object in life
is to get hurtCopy !req
145. just the right amount?Copy !req
146. Excuse me if I don't go
out of my wayCopy !req
147. to take relationship advice
from you.Copy !req
148. And trust...Copy !req
149. should be earned.Copy !req
150. Bong means nothing.
Drugs are irrelevant.Copy !req
151. Relevant if
she's taking them.Copy !req
152. Even if she is:
irrelevant.Copy !req
153. Echo showed no heart damage.Copy !req
154. Would that be the echo
that Foreman choseCopy !req
155. not to run with youCopy !req
156. after I dashed his
new drug discovery dreams?Copy !req
157. You mad at me because you think
Kutner screwed up the echo?Copy !req
158. I didn't screw up
the echo.Copy !req
159. I know.
No structural heart damage.Copy !req
160. So if it's not the heart...
- It's the heart.Copy !req
161. Didn't you just say it's not?Copy !req
162. Not all heart damage
has to be structural.Copy !req
163. Drugs could have caused
intermittent tachycardia.Copy !req
164. Irregular heartbeat would
account for the pulmonary edema.Copy !req
165. The edema was acute.
Vasculitis makes more sense.Copy !req
166. There's no sign
in her blood work.Copy !req
167. And if she had vasculitis,Copy !req
168. she'd be too weak
to work in a factory.Copy !req
169. She builds her own furniture.Copy !req
170. You think she skips workCopy !req
171. because she's feeling
a little weak?Copy !req
172. She needs steroids.Copy !req
173. Steroids could cause
an irregular heartbeat,Copy !req
174. making her current one
irregular-er-er.Copy !req
175. Foreman.Copy !req
176. Start her on beta-blockers.Copy !req
177. The rest of you,
do anythingCopy !req
178. that isn't starting her
on beta-blockers.Copy !req
179. Start her
on the treatment.Copy !req
180. Page me if you need me.Copy !req
181. Irregular heartbeat causes blood
to back up behind the heartCopy !req
182. and into the lungs.Copy !req
183. The beta-blockers
keep this from happening.Copy !req
184. I thought the test showed
my heart was fine.Copy !req
185. It's tricky.
An arrhythmia can come and go.Copy !req
186. So you don't believe me
or the test.Copy !req
187. You guys are more cynical
than I am.Copy !req
188. We found the bong
in your apartment.Copy !req
189. You went into my apartment?Copy !req
190. Extended drug use
can damage—Copy !req
191. The bong belongs
to my ex.Copy !req
192. It's why he's ex.Copy !req
193. That doesn't mean
you didn't use it.Copy !req
194. No.Copy !req
195. You have no reason
to trust me.Copy !req
196. You have to do your treatment.Copy !req
197. The other possibility is
you have vasculitis.Copy !req
198. The treatment
for that is steroids.Copy !req
199. If you've been using drugs,
if they've damaged your heartCopy !req
200. and I start you on steroids,Copy !req
201. they could kill you.Copy !req
202. I haven't used drugs.Copy !req
203. I'll get the steroids.Copy !req
204. Why are you here?Copy !req
205. I owe clinic hours.Copy !req
206. No, you don't.Copy !req
207. I'm here because House
doesn't want me to be here.Copy !req
208. I'm guessing he said no
to the clinical trials.Copy !req
209. He didn't need to say no.Copy !req
210. He just wanted
to say no.Copy !req
211. House did something solely
out of self-interest?Copy !req
212. That's freaky.Copy !req
213. Don't suppose
you'd want to override?Copy !req
214. No.Copy !req
215. What do you think
this is gonna prove?Copy !req
216. Does it matter?Copy !req
217. Just figured you could use
some help down here.Copy !req
218. And you spending two hours
wiping noses will annoy House.Copy !req
219. If that is your dream,
God bless.Copy !req
220. If you want to prove
you can do his jobCopy !req
221. And something more...Copy !req
222. his puke is red.
That's blood, right?Copy !req
223. That hurt?Copy !req
224. What about that?Copy !req
225. Four days he's been like this.
It's just getting worse.Copy !req
226. Maybe he just needs to poop.Copy !req
227. Evan!
- What?Copy !req
228. Worked last time
I had a stomach ache.Copy !req
229. It's actually
a smart idea.Copy !req
230. Which is why that's
the first thingCopy !req
231. the other doctors checked.Copy !req
232. His insides are clear.Copy !req
233. Anyone else sick
in daycare?Copy !req
234. No.Copy !req
235. How 'bout his friends?
- No. No one.Copy !req
236. What's happening
to him?Copy !req
237. Not sure yet.Copy !req
238. Don't worry.
I've got an idea.Copy !req
239. You can make him better, right?Copy !req
240. That's my plan.Copy !req
241. You need to make him better.Copy !req
242. Stay the hell away
from me!Copy !req
243. Just calm down.Copy !req
244. What happened?
- I adjusted her IV,Copy !req
245. and she went crazy.Copy !req
246. Don't touch me!
Leave me alone!Copy !req
247. Sophia, it's okay.
We're here to help you.Copy !req
248. Just stay away from me!
Don't touch me!Copy !req
249. I said, don't—Copy !req
250. Get your hands off of me!
Get your hands—Copy !req
251. Beta-blockers don't cause
psychotic breaks.Copy !req
252. She's not on beta-blockers.Copy !req
253. We started her on
haloperidol. She's stable.Copy !req
254. Lab tests showed
the delirium wasn't causedCopy !req
255. by a metabolic problem.Copy !req
256. Means we still don't know what caused it.
- Yeah, we do.Copy !req
257. Nice job, Foreman.Copy !req
258. I didn't switch her meds.Copy !req
259. But your decision
to stick it to the manCopy !req
260. clearly inspired Oliver Twist.Copy !req
261. I treated her based
on the symptoms she presented.Copy !req
262. You treated her based on
empathetic orphan syndrome,Copy !req
263. and almost killed her
in the process.Copy !req
264. She wasn't on steroids
long enoughCopy !req
265. for it to cause the delirium—
it's a new symptom.Copy !req
266. One that rules out
vasculitis.Copy !req
267. And arrhythmia.Copy !req
268. The psychotic break caused
a surge of adrenaline,Copy !req
269. but no irregular
heartbeat.Copy !req
270. Heart's not the problem.
We're both wrong.Copy !req
271. So what causes lung issues
and delirium?Copy !req
272. And is not based
on wishful thinkingCopy !req
273. That she's safe and happy?Copy !req
274. Prinzmetal Angina.Copy !req
275. Silent and unhappy is better
than vocal and unhelpful.Copy !req
276. If you'd run the echo
that you didn't runCopy !req
277. before giving her
the beta-blockersCopy !req
278. That you didn't give her—Copy !req
279. if you'd listened
to what Kutner just said,Copy !req
280. you'd know it's not
a heart problem.Copy !req
281. I'm not talking about her heart.
I'm talking about her head.Copy !req
282. Prinzmetal Angina
doesn't affect—Copy !req
283. No reason it couldn't cause
an artery in the brain to spasm.Copy !req
284. Leads to the delirium
and the pulmonary edema.Copy !req
285. Foreman, give her ergonovine
to cause vasospasms,Copy !req
286. and run an MRI to see
which artery's dancing.Copy !req
287. And when I say Foreman,
I mean... Foreman.Copy !req
288. I want his signature
on the paperwork.Copy !req
289. I want videotape.Copy !req
290. I want photographs of him
with the patientCopy !req
291. and today's newspaper.Copy !req
292. Set her up.
When you're ready—Copy !req
293. House wants you
to do the procedure.Copy !req
294. When you get everything set up,
page me.Copy !req
295. That's really a camera?Copy !req
296. Pretty cool, huh?Copy !req
297. This can go places
the other scopes can't.Copy !req
298. Jonah,Copy !req
299. I need you to swallow
this pill.Copy !req
300. Don't wanna.Copy !req
301. It doesn't hurt. Promise.Copy !req
302. Jonah, please.Copy !req
303. To help make you better.Copy !req
304. I don't want to be mean,Copy !req
305. but if you don't do this,
we'll have to make you.Copy !req
306. It's a power pill.Copy !req
307. It's not just a camera.Copy !req
308. It makes your muscles grow.Copy !req
309. Like the vitamins we take.Copy !req
310. Except this was made
with a secret formula.Copy !req
311. You did great, sweetheart.Copy !req
312. You're very brave.Copy !req
313. Jonah's lucky.Copy !req
314. I was pretty cruel
to my little brotherCopy !req
315. When I was your age.Copy !req
316. Why?Copy !req
317. I guess I thought
that's what big brothers did.Copy !req
318. Obviously, I was wrong.Copy !req
319. Is he a doctor too?Copy !req
320. No.Copy !req
321. Does the pill tickle,
sweetie?Copy !req
322. He can't feel it.Copy !req
323. What's funny, your brother?Copy !req
324. What's happening?Copy !req
325. I don't know.Copy !req
326. How you guys getting along?Copy !req
327. And you suddenly
care why?Copy !req
328. House was asking questions
last week.Copy !req
329. I assume Foreman needs us,Copy !req
330. and he's worried
that if we're sniping,Copy !req
331. we might be distracted.Copy !req
332. That's kind of insulting, isn't it?
- Very.Copy !req
333. You're obviously fine.Copy !req
334. I need a differential
for uncontrollable giggling.Copy !req
335. He's four.
They laugh.Copy !req
336. Yeah.Copy !req
337. Nothing like diarrhea
and bloody vomitCopy !req
338. to put you in the mood
to goof around.Copy !req
339. I've looked down one end
and up the other.Copy !req
340. All the tests came back clean.Copy !req
341. I can't figure this out.
- You can't?Copy !req
342. Don't you work
with three other doctorsCopy !req
343. and a grouchy gimp?Copy !req
344. This isn't House's case.Copy !req
345. Just so you know,
whatever you're trying to prove,Copy !req
346. it won't be enough.Copy !req
347. Gotta go.Copy !req
348. Sorry.Copy !req
349. You didn't miss much.Copy !req
350. No spasms yet.Copy !req
351. Nothing in the anterior
or posterior cerebral arteries.Copy !req
352. How much longer?Copy !req
353. Just a few more minutes.Copy !req
354. Were your foster homes
all around here,Copy !req
355. or did you have
to change schools?Copy !req
356. Is chatting about
lousy foster parentsCopy !req
357. Supposed to relax me?Copy !req
358. Left middle cerebral artery
looks good.Copy !req
359. My foster parents were great.Copy !req
360. I think most
foster parents do itCopy !req
361. because they want to do
something decent.Copy !req
362. which is why you didn't
get emancipated.Copy !req
363. Nothing around
the vertebral artery.Copy !req
364. No sign of spasms.Copy !req
365. But that's odd.Copy !req
366. How'd you find out
about your parents?Copy !req
367. I told you.
State Trooper.Copy !req
368. Look at that.Copy !req
369. Arteries are fine.
You can stop.Copy !req
370. Not that.Copy !req
371. I forget,
did he come to your houseCopy !req
372. or call you down
to the station?Copy !req
373. Came to my house.Copy !req
374. I cried into the guy's shirt
for an hour.Copy !req
375. Wow.Copy !req
376. FMRIs tell us
where the blood flow is.Copy !req
377. You were using
your limbic region.Copy !req
378. It lights up
when we use our imagination.Copy !req
379. It doesn't light up
when we're telling the truth.Copy !req
380. Your parents aren't dead,
are they?Copy !req
381. I risked my job, put you
on a different treatment—Copy !req
382. I didn't lie about the drugs.
- Then why lie about your parents?Copy !req
383. Because I wish
they were dead.Copy !req
384. I got emancipated
because my dad raped me.Copy !req
385. And my mom pretended
it didn't happen.Copy !req
386. No signs of spasm,
impeded blood flow,Copy !req
387. or brain dysfunction.Copy !req
388. It's not Prinzmetals.Copy !req
389. All the FMRI showed is
House was right.Copy !req
390. She was lying.Copy !req
391. Only relevant if it can cause
pulmonary edema and delirium.Copy !req
392. We find out
our patient's been raped,Copy !req
393. and that's your response?Copy !req
394. Is she a psych patient?Copy !req
395. Rape could mean STD.Copy !req
396. Thank goodness one of you
doesn't have a heart.Copy !req
397. Maybe if we all stopped
wringing our hands,Copy !req
398. we could solve this thingCopy !req
399. and let her live to have
a few more nightmares.Copy !req
400. Gonococcal endocarditis
would explainCopy !req
401. the pulmonary edema,
the delirium.Copy !req
402. No sign in her bloodwork.Copy !req
403. Could be lying about the rape.Copy !req
404. Yesterday,
you were all BFF.Copy !req
405. Now you think
she's pathological.Copy !req
406. Yesterday I had no reason
to doubt her.Copy !req
407. If she'd been honest with us
from the beginning—Copy !req
408. She lied about dead parentsCopy !req
409. because it's better
than rapist parents.Copy !req
410. You find that unsympathetic?Copy !req
411. That's it.Copy !req
412. What's it?Copy !req
413. Her whole life's a mess.Copy !req
414. What rhymes with mess?Copy !req
415. It's not stress. She has none
of the usual manifestations.Copy !req
416. No hormone imbalance,
no cardiac—Copy !req
417. Yeah, she's drowning
in her own lungs,Copy !req
418. and she's delirious.Copy !req
419. She's a picture
of emotional health.Copy !req
420. Severe emotional stressCopy !req
421. can lead to asymmetric function
of the midbrain.Copy !req
422. Explains the delirium.Copy !req
423. Interruption
of the brain-heart couplingCopy !req
424. could cause pulmonary edema.Copy !req
425. Even if House is wrong,
the treatment's basicallyCopy !req
426. anti-anxiety meds.Copy !req
427. Hard to argue with.Copy !req
428. Yes. I agree.
It does explain everything.Copy !req
429. Thirteen, load her up
on diazepam.Copy !req
430. Foreman, make sure she does it.Copy !req
431. Thirteen, make sure
he makes sure.Copy !req
432. I went to Cuddy's house.Copy !req
433. But I didn't go in.Copy !req
434. Went home without ringing eitherCopy !req
435. her metaphorical or actual bell.Copy !req
436. Huh.Copy !req
437. You're processing.Copy !req
438. I'm scrubbing.Copy !req
439. "Huh" means processing.Copy !req
440. "Huh" means acknowledging.Copy !req
441. If you prefer, I could say
"ha," or "hmm," or—Copy !req
442. No insights?
No opinions?Copy !req
443. You're disappointed.
- You made the decision.Copy !req
444. I can't tell you
what's right for you.Copy !req
445. Seriously?
'Cause last week you could.Copy !req
446. Last year you could.Copy !req
447. Seems to come
pretty easy to you.Copy !req
448. Do you want me to tell you
what you should do?Copy !req
449. I want you to stop thinking
that acting inscrutableCopy !req
450. makes you anything
other than annoying.Copy !req
451. Interesting.Copy !req
452. Holding things in
can give you cancer!Copy !req
453. Kid's in daycare.
Could be meningitis.Copy !req
454. No fever,
no stiffness, no rash.Copy !req
455. You check his thyroid?Copy !req
456. TSH and 3 T4
were within range.Copy !req
457. Ruled out all
the usual suspects.Copy !req
458. Nothing's usual
for a four-year-old,Copy !req
459. and as fun as this is,
it feels like we're your goomah.Copy !req
460. Your feelings are hurt?Copy !req
461. Either you can handle
both these cases or you can't.Copy !req
462. If you can't,
it's dangerous and stupid.Copy !req
463. On the other hand,Copy !req
464. stomach cancer.
Leiomyosarcoma.Copy !req
465. Long shot.Copy !req
466. Altered mental status means
porphyria's more likely.Copy !req
467. No abdominal pain?Copy !req
468. Cancer explains
the lethargy,Copy !req
469. The GI symptoms-Copy !req
470. neither's perfect.Copy !req
471. Then we test for both.Copy !req
472. And by "we," you mean
the collective "not you."Copy !req
473. Thanks.Copy !req
474. Severe stress scrambles
the way the brainCopy !req
475. communicates with the rest
of the body.Copy !req
476. I have a problem
with my brain?Copy !req
477. Not exactly.Copy !req
478. The problem would be
with your body chemistry.Copy !req
479. Where's Dr. Kutner?Copy !req
480. There's four of us.
It's my turn.Copy !req
481. I'm sorry I lied
about my parents.Copy !req
482. You did what you thought
you had to doCopy !req
483. to protect yourself.Copy !req
484. If we're right,
we should seeCopy !req
485. a change in your lungs
pretty fast.Copy !req
486. Then we can figure out
how to manage your stress.Copy !req
487. It might help to turn him in.Copy !req
488. File a police report,
get closure.Copy !req
489. Won't help.Copy !req
490. Not addressing what happened
won't make it go away.Copy !req
491. Yeah?Copy !req
492. What do I have to do
to make it go away?Copy !req
493. I didn't mean that.
I just mean that you—Copy !req
494. I addressed it.
I got away from him.Copy !req
495. Reporting it
just labels me.Copy !req
496. "Girl raped by dad."Copy !req
497. It doesn't
have to define you.Copy !req
498. It's how you see me.Copy !req
499. That's why you're treating me
with tranquilizers.Copy !req
500. Not anymore.Copy !req
501. Stress wouldn't change
your urine color.Copy !req
502. Labs show the brown urineCopy !req
503. was caused by shredded red cells.Copy !req
504. So what messes with her lungs,
her mental status,Copy !req
505. and runs her blood
through a wood chipper?Copy !req
506. Factory lunch rooms
aren't the cleanest places.Copy !req
507. Coulda picked up e. Coli.Copy !req
508. Or Shigella
from the restroom.Copy !req
509. Either would account
for the red cells, the delirium.Copy !req
510. But not the original
lung symptoms.Copy !req
511. Legionnaire's could,
and cause delirium.Copy !req
512. No, her sodium's normal.Copy !req
513. What does her furniture
look like?Copy !req
514. Said it was homemade.
Old boxes, what?Copy !req
515. It was wood
nailed together.Copy !req
516. The wood have
little dents or holes?Copy !req
517. I didn't see any
in the bookshelves,Copy !req
518. But they were painted.Copy !req
519. The desk did.Copy !req
520. Looked like she had stapled
stuff all over it.Copy !req
521. Holes means that it
was pressure-treated.Copy !req
522. Sawing or burning it releases
arsenic into the air.Copy !req
523. Into her lungs.Copy !req
524. Tests didn't show—Copy !req
525. because it found a cloak
of invisibility hiding—Copy !req
526. Arsenic gets absorbed
in the internal organsCopy !req
527. so it doesn't show up
in the blood tests.Copy !req
528. Test her hair.Copy !req
529. If it's positive,
chelate it out of her blood.Copy !req
530. No cancer, no porphyria.Copy !req
531. You paged me
with negative test results?Copy !req
532. Yes, because it means
we're done.Copy !req
533. Since we still don't know
what's wrong,Copy !req
534. this kid has
a real problem.Copy !req
535. Talk to House?Copy !req
536. Not his case.Copy !req
537. There's a point when Cameron
and I aren't enough.Copy !req
538. We're not there.Copy !req
539. We need to run
some more tests.Copy !req
540. A week ago, he was
a happy little boyCopy !req
541. playing with his brother,Copy !req
542. and now he can barely lift
his head.Copy !req
543. We'll figure this out. I just need—
Mom!Copy !req
544. Help!Copy !req
545. We need a crash cart!Copy !req
546. What's going on?Copy !req
547. He's in cardiac arrest.Copy !req
548. Get them outta here.Copy !req
549. Clear.Copy !req
550. Nothing. Go again.Copy !req
551. Clear.Copy !req
552. He's back.Copy !req
553. Foreman.Copy !req
554. We're there.Copy !req
555. Chelation's complete.Copy !req
556. You're arsenic-free.Copy !req
557. So I can get outta here?Copy !req
558. In the morning.Copy !req
559. That's it?Copy !req
560. No advice?Copy !req
561. No "be careful
out there, kiddo?"Copy !req
562. You want my advice?Copy !req
563. Want is one thing,
expect's another.Copy !req
564. I wish I could tell you
what to do.Copy !req
565. But you're strong.
You've make good choices.Copy !req
566. You'll be fine.Copy !req
567. Thanks.Copy !req
568. Need four milligrams lorazepam!Copy !req
569. After the seizure,
we ran a new MRI.Copy !req
570. This is Sophia's brain
three days ago,Copy !req
571. this is her brain today.Copy !req
572. Lesions.Copy !req
573. Magical lesions,
which appear out of nowhere.Copy !req
574. She was cured,
then she wasn't.Copy !req
575. Lesions grew
too fast for cancer.Copy !req
576. Could be infection. MRSA.Copy !req
577. WBC count would be
through the roof.Copy !req
578. Put the arsenic back.Copy !req
579. You wanna treat a patientCopy !req
580. nearly poisoned to death
by giving her more poison?Copy !req
581. Just because we call
something a poisonCopy !req
582. doesn't mean
it's bad for you.Copy !req
583. It was killing her.Copy !req
584. But since she's still dying,Copy !req
585. the arsenic obviously
wasn't killing her.Copy !req
586. And since she's
now getting worse,Copy !req
587. the arsenic was obviously
fighting the killer.Copy !req
588. It's a hero.Copy !req
589. We should be organizing
a parade.Copy !req
590. so what does arsenic treat?Copy !req
591. Syphis.Copy !req
592. Before penicillin,
the treatment was arsenic.Copy !req
593. We already ruled out STDs,
and even if we were wrong,Copy !req
594. that much arsenic
in her systemCopy !req
595. would've wiped out
the syphilis.Copy !req
596. Acute promyelocytic leukemia's
still treated with arsenic.Copy !req
597. APL explains the lesions
and why they appearedCopy !req
598. after we took the arsenic out.Copy !req
599. So, put the arsenic back.Copy !req
600. We still have
a problem.Copy !req
601. Arsenic slows leukemia,
but it can't cure it.Copy !req
602. If she wants to see 17,Copy !req
603. she's gonna need
a bone marrow transplant.Copy !req
604. Best match would be
a sibling or a parent.Copy !req
605. Biopsy a lesion,
confirm that she's dying,Copy !req
606. then load her up
with arsenic.Copy !req
607. Keep her alive till you can
convince her that rapist marrowCopy !req
608. and rapist-enabling marrow
work just as wellCopy !req
609. as the unleaded stuff.Copy !req
610. We need to talk.Copy !req
611. This about the case you
didn't want me to know about?Copy !req
612. Cuddy?Copy !req
613. Foreman.Copy !req
614. You didn't flinch
when you found outCopy !req
615. about a sixteen-year-old
who could be dyingCopy !req
616. in the next few days.Copy !req
617. Means you're here about someone
even younger dying even faster.Copy !req
618. He needs you.Copy !req
619. But he has you.Copy !req
620. This boy is going to die.Copy !req
621. You selfish enough
to let it happen?Copy !req
622. Pot calling
a kettle a pot?Copy !req
623. You're a hypocrite.Copy !req
624. If our job is to find out
what's killing patients,Copy !req
625. you'd help this kid.Copy !req
626. But you'd rather play
mind gamesCopy !req
627. to prove you're the only one
with magical powers.Copy !req
628. Wanted something all your own?
Now you got it.Copy !req
629. Your disengagement won't work.Copy !req
630. I can see that.Copy !req
631. You think that when you tell me
what I should do,Copy !req
632. my instincts are
to push back,Copy !req
633. so that by not telling me
what you think I should do,Copy !req
634. I'll do what you think
I should do.Copy !req
635. I sound convoluted.Copy !req
636. Disengagement is neither
artful nor effective.Copy !req
637. So my not doing anything isn't
causing you to do anything?Copy !req
638. Right.Copy !req
639. I'm okay with that.Copy !req
640. No, you're not.Copy !req
641. You are designed
to have opinionsCopy !req
642. and to force them on people.Copy !req
643. I'm starting
to sound desperate.Copy !req
644. Don't screw
with my stuff.Copy !req
645. I just need a donor
with the same blood typeCopy !req
646. or something, right?Copy !req
647. Actually, bone marrow's
a little more complex.Copy !req
648. The best donors
are immediate family.Copy !req
649. But those donor banks
have thousands of names.Copy !req
650. Your parents' similar DNA
gives you a much better Chan—Copy !req
651. No.Copy !req
652. If I do this,Copy !req
653. I'll owe my life to them.Copy !req
654. It'd mean everything else that
had happened was somehow okay.Copy !req
655. They don't deserve that.Copy !req
656. They're not in my life.Copy !req
657. If that means I'm dead,
then I'm dead.Copy !req
658. I have Huntington's Disease.Copy !req
659. I'm dying.Copy !req
660. I don't know when it'll happen,Copy !req
661. but it'll be sooner
than I ever planned.Copy !req
662. And I'd do anything
to stop it.Copy !req
663. Because the only way
to make anything right,Copy !req
664. the only way
to make your life matterCopy !req
665. is to live as long
and as wellCopy !req
666. as you possibly can.Copy !req
667. Have you ever been raped?Copy !req
668. No.Copy !req
669. Don't try to walk
in my shoesCopy !req
670. and I won't try
to walk in yours.Copy !req
671. You had no right.Copy !req
672. To try to convince her
to do the right thing?Copy !req
673. To lie to her.
- It's a true story.Copy !req
674. Who cares
if it's not my story?Copy !req
675. It's my life.
- It's her life.Copy !req
676. Point wasn't I'm dying.Copy !req
677. Point was she should live.Copy !req
678. You should have told her.Copy !req
679. Instead you tell her
to call the cops,Copy !req
680. give her stats
on DNA markers.Copy !req
681. Everything's by the book.Copy !req
682. Nothing's ever personal.Copy !req
683. Trying to sleep here!Copy !req
684. Biopsy confirmed APL.Copy !req
685. She needs
a bone marrow transplant.Copy !req
686. Run the donor banks.Copy !req
687. I'm going home.Copy !req
688. We need to track down
her parents.Copy !req
689. I assume she's already said no
to that idea,Copy !req
690. or there'd be no need
to screw up your courageCopy !req
691. before saying it.Copy !req
692. Children who've been through
trauma can't think clearly.Copy !req
693. Children who've been through
trauma and are dying—Copy !req
694. guess I'm the only one
who cares about patient rights.Copy !req
695. What she wants
could kill her.Copy !req
696. What she needs
could save her.Copy !req
697. Our job is to find out
what's killing patients,Copy !req
698. not treat them
for chronic idiocy.Copy !req
699. Idiocy is what's killing her.Copy !req
700. And since we can't cure that,
I'm going home.Copy !req
701. We could save
this patient,Copy !req
702. but all you care about
is getting your answer.Copy !req
703. Your point being?Copy !req
704. Taub and Kutner can check
the donor banks.Copy !req
705. I'm gonna find
her parents.Copy !req
706. Can't see
why you're surprised.Copy !req
707. You push against House,
he's gonna push back.Copy !req
708. Against me, I get.Copy !req
709. His ego's killing
my patient.Copy !req
710. You liked this case because
he wasn't looming over you.Copy !req
711. The decisions were yours.Copy !req
712. Only difference now is
he decided not to loom.Copy !req
713. Doesn't change the fact
that your patient's dying.Copy !req
714. What are we missing?
What's not in the file?Copy !req
715. The mother, overburdened
at the end of her rope.Copy !req
716. Makes her kid sickCopy !req
717. so someone else
will take care of him.Copy !req
718. Sympathize with her.Copy !req
719. Munchauseny proxy?Copy !req
720. She brought him
into the clinic,Copy !req
721. was with him when he went
into cardiac arrest.Copy !req
722. The brother
would have noticed,Copy !req
723. said something.Copy !req
724. Evan's even more protective
than she is.Copy !req
725. Then maybe
it's the brother.Copy !req
726. He's eight.Copy !req
727. Could be jealous.Copy !req
728. He's the opposite
of jealous.Copy !req
729. He includes Jonah
in everything he does.Copy !req
730. Makes sure he eats,
brushes his teeth.Copy !req
731. I think we gave him
an idea.Copy !req
732. Either that or he's off
to kill House.Copy !req
733. Mr. Velez?Copy !req
734. Yeah?Copy !req
735. I'm Dr. Remy Hadley from
Princeton-Plainsboro Hospital.Copy !req
736. We're treating your
daughter Sophia for leukemiaCopy !req
737. and we need to test
both you and your wifeCopy !req
738. for bone marrow donation.Copy !req
739. I'm sorry, you said you
were from Princeton-Plainsboro?Copy !req
740. I know this is unexpected,
but time is short and—Copy !req
741. What's going on?Copy !req
742. This doctor says
you have leukemia.Copy !req
743. I don't have leukemia.Copy !req
744. Sophia Velez?Copy !req
745. Yeah?Copy !req
746. Sophia Isabel Velez?Copy !req
747. Yeah.Copy !req
748. Do you know
something I don't?Copy !req
749. Just that liars lie.Copy !req
750. You stole her identity.Copy !req
751. To protect myself.Copy !req
752. So they can't find me.Copy !req
753. We can protect you.Copy !req
754. But we need to find
your parents.Copy !req
755. Why?Copy !req
756. You have my blood.Copy !req
757. You don't need my name
to find a donor.Copy !req
758. You're a minor.Copy !req
759. You obviously forged
the emancipation papers.Copy !req
760. Even if we had a donor,Copy !req
761. we'd still need your parents'
consent to treat you.Copy !req
762. Can't you just pretend
you didn't go to that house?Copy !req
763. That you didn't find
that girl?Copy !req
764. Calling your parents
doesn't mean a family reunion.Copy !req
765. You don't even
have to see them.Copy !req
766. When I get sick enough,
it'll be an emergency.Copy !req
767. You'll have
to give me a transplant.Copy !req
768. Even without consent.Copy !req
769. An iron overdose?Copy !req
770. From his vitamins.Copy !req
771. If I'm right,
we can treat him tonight.Copy !req
772. He'll be back to his old self
in the morning.Copy !req
773. But...Copy !req
774. They're children's vitamins.Copy !req
775. I—I only give him one.Copy !req
776. I know.Copy !req
777. I thought more
would make him strong.Copy !req
778. I didn't mean
to make him sick.Copy !req
779. He's gonna be okay.Copy !req
780. He's gonna hate me.Copy !req
781. Well, that's the great thing
about brothers.Copy !req
782. You can make mistakes,
and they'll still love you.Copy !req
783. Donor list turned up
a partial match.Copy !req
784. So treat her.Copy !req
785. It's only a three
out of six.Copy !req
786. So don't treat her.Copy !req
787. She may not last
the week.Copy !req
788. Partial's better
than nothing.Copy !req
789. So treat her.
She'll reject it.Copy !req
790. And she'll be too weak
to try againCopy !req
791. when a better match
turns up.Copy !req
792. It's my turn now,
right?Copy !req
793. If a better match
turns up.Copy !req
794. Well, when you decide,
get back to me.Copy !req
795. She's scared.Copy !req
796. Not scared enough.Copy !req
797. Tell her the thing
about emotional reactionsCopy !req
798. is they're definitionally
irrational.Copy !req
799. Or stupid.Copy !req
800. Might wanna phrase that
in your own words.Copy !req
801. She wants to deny her parentsCopy !req
802. the satisfaction
of saving her life.Copy !req
803. That's your rational explanation
of her emotional response.Copy !req
804. That was
her explanation.Copy !req
805. That makes sense.Copy !req
806. How long did it take her
to come up with that?Copy !req
807. It was her immediate reaction.Copy !req
808. That doesn't make sense.Copy !req
809. The fact that it makes sense
doesn't make sense?Copy !req
810. Emotional is immediate.Copy !req
811. She went to rational first.Copy !req
812. Means there was
no emotional to process.Copy !req
813. You're saying she's lying
about being raped?Copy !req
814. Wouldn't be her first.Copy !req
815. She lied about one trauma
to cover a worse trauma.Copy !req
816. So... what's worse than rape?Copy !req
817. Hi, I'm Dr. House.Copy !req
818. What did you do?Copy !req
819. I don't—Copy !req
820. Something happened,
but it wasn't rape.Copy !req
821. Believe whatever you want.Copy !req
822. You're scared,
and stubborn,Copy !req
823. and you don't like people
feeling sorry for you.Copy !req
824. Why not?Copy !req
825. I don't want pity.Copy !req
826. I just wanna be normal.Copy !req
827. But you know you're not.Copy !req
828. You need people to see
how independent you are,Copy !req
829. how well you're coping.Copy !req
830. So they won't see the lost,
hurt little girl.Copy !req
831. Because that's not
what you see.Copy !req
832. You see someone
who did something terrible...Copy !req
833. who deserves to suffer.Copy !req
834. Who doesn't deserve
to live.Copy !req
835. What did you do?Copy !req
836. Eventually,
we'll find your parents...Copy !req
837. if only
to deliver the body.Copy !req
838. Then they won't care.Copy !req
839. You're an idiot.Copy !req
840. You'd rather die
than face your parentsCopy !req
841. because, what,
you broke their Faberge Egg?Copy !req
842. I killed their son.Copy !req
843. I killed my brother.Copy !req
844. I was supposed
to watch him.Copy !req
845. He was in the bath.Copy !req
846. I could hear him laughing.Copy !req
847. Every time they look at me,
it's like I kill him again.Copy !req
848. If you don't take
your parents' bone marrow...Copy !req
849. you'd be killing
their other child.Copy !req
850. If they don't hate you now,
they will then.Copy !req
851. I don't care.Copy !req
852. Sure you do.Copy !req
853. You want someone to tell you
it was just an accident.Copy !req
854. That it's not that bad,
but it is that bad.Copy !req
855. And you know it.Copy !req
856. There's nothing you can do
to change that.Copy !req
857. But there is one thing you
can do to not make it worse.Copy !req
858. If you're here to celebrateCopy !req
859. the kid's bone marrow
transplant working,Copy !req
860. you missed cake.Copy !req
861. I want to do
clinical trials.Copy !req
862. Already had
this conversation.Copy !req
863. I've proved that I can work
two cases at once.Copy !req
864. I can do this.Copy !req
865. And I'm doing it.Copy !req
866. Okay.Copy !req
867. Okay?Copy !req
868. Just like that?Copy !req
869. Can I give
my reasons later... or never?Copy !req
870. Three days ago
you said no.Copy !req
871. Three days ago
you asked me.Copy !req
872. Now you told me.Copy !req
873. Can't say no
if it's not a question.Copy !req
874. Nice thing you did
for Foreman.Copy !req
875. He speaks.Copy !req
876. He deflects.Copy !req
877. I almost cost
a four-year-old his life.Copy !req
878. Well, you knew Foreman
would figure it out.Copy !req
879. Did I?Copy !req
880. You just needed
to prove it to him.Copy !req
881. You're an ass.Copy !req
882. But a noble one.Copy !req
883. I sound clever.Copy !req
884. Thank you.Copy !req
885. Your little game
didn't work.Copy !req
886. I'm not Foreman,
and you're not me.Copy !req
887. You wanna talk about her?Copy !req
888. Nope.Copy !req
889. All right.Copy !req
890. You're gonna be okay,
House.Copy !req
891. Good to know.Copy !req