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the socratic method stills-HUGE

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Wilson in Known Unknowns

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Wilson in 'Wilson's Heart'

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Cute Wilson Pic

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the socratic method stills-HUGE

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Dr James Wilson

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Wilson and House

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The Vicodin Song (House/Wilson)

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Music: "The Vicodin Song" par Terra Naomi par BreeAnnaK

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Best House/Wilson Moments

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Some great House/Wilson moments, Seasons 1-3.

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Wilson April's Fool!

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Wilson

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6x18 Knight Fall Promotional photos

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Wilson and Cuddy on House's Head

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Wilson picspam-3x11

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Wilson picspam *open and shut

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Doris Egan writes about Wilson (from seasons 2 & 3)

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This is an extract from the link "Difficult Characters" written par Doris Egan (one of the writers of House MD), in which she writes a few things about Wilson's character. The complete article also includes analysis of characters from different stories she has written.

In a novel, it would be easy to lay out [a character's] thoughts. In a visual medium, the viewer has to do the work themselves, and here's the problem: we're used to there only being one answer.

Take Wilson, a complex character on House. He's introduced as (1) a married womanizer (and therefore, par definition, a betrayer)...