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Coma Boy (For Literary Challenge)
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mnstrtruckslash.livejournal.comTiltle: Coma Boy
Summary: an alternate Universe where James Wilson is a diagnostician, and Gregory House is a young patient, with a violently abusive father, who is a regular patient of Wilson’s.
Words: a bit shy of 1250
Rating: R for the violence but it’s only really bad at the end. The rest is incredibly sad but not terrible.
Characters: James Wilson, Gregory House (age 12), Blythe House, John House, and a random nurse.
Warnings: absolutely out of character because these are alternate versions of the character in a different universe. Very violent depiction of child abuse at the end of the story, and a character does die but it’s not House or Wilson. I don’t mind giving away the ending so I will say that young House ends up in a permanent vegetative state, and in the universe of this story, everything that happened on the show was a fantasy in House’s brain based on stories that Wilson tells him.
Prompt: for the Literary Drabble (and Stuff) Challenge my line was "She had forgotten, or perhaps she never knew, her husband had warned me away.
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Summary: an alternate Universe where James Wilson is a diagnostician, and Gregory House is a young patient, with a violently abusive father, who is a regular patient of Wilson’s.
Words: a bit shy of 1250
Rating: R for the violence but it’s only really bad at the end. The rest is incredibly sad but not terrible.
Characters: James Wilson, Gregory House (age 12), Blythe House, John House, and a random nurse.
Warnings: absolutely out of character because these are alternate versions of the character in a different universe. Very violent depiction of child abuse at the end of the story, and a character does die but it’s not House or Wilson. I don’t mind giving away the ending so I will say that young House ends up in a permanent vegetative state, and in the universe of this story, everything that happened on the show was a fantasy in House’s brain based on stories that Wilson tells him.
Prompt: for the Literary Drabble (and Stuff) Challenge my line was "She had forgotten, or perhaps she never knew, her husband had warned me away.
( Read more... )
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