: Wilson wins the $20 bet after a security guard spots House's chicken, though Wilson’s own chicken barely survives an encounter with a Golden Retriever House trained to "fetch" feathers.
Kendall, identifying herself entirely through her "exceptional" talent, refuses the surgery until after her one-month voyage—a delay that would likely be fatal. Masters, who initially relates to Kendall's drive to be special, finds herself in a desperate position when Kendall's parents refuse to override their daughter's wishes to keep the family intact. The Descent: "Doing a House"
The medical mystery centers on Kendall Pearson, a 16-year-old aiming to be the youngest person to sail solo around the world. After collapsing days before her launch, she is diagnosed with a sarcoma in her left arm that requires immediate amputation. [S7E19] Last Temptation
Providing much-needed levity to a heavy episode, House and Wilson engage in a hilarious bet to see who can keep a live chicken in the hospital the longest without being caught.
In the world of House, M.D. , the boundary between "doing what’s right" and "following the rules" is often a battlefield. This conflict reaches its peak in Season 7, Episode 19, "," an episode that serves as both a graduation and a final departure for the brilliant, ethically rigid medical student, Martha Masters. The Case: Dreams vs. Survival : Wilson wins the $20 bet after a
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The core of the episode is Masters’ moral evolution. Pushed by House—who tells her she is "not exceptional" because she won't break the rules to save a life—Masters finally succumbs to temptation: The Descent: "Doing a House" The medical mystery
A breakdown of the involved in minor consent and forced treatment.