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Chase returns to work and treats a young novice nun preparing to take her final vows. While treating her, he begins to question his own life choices and path.
Chase is initially resentful toward House for the stabbing, as he feels House’s culture of taking reckless risks led to the incident. [S8E12] Chase
Fans often see this episode as the beginning of Chase’s transition into becoming House’s successor, showing he has the intuition and grit to lead the department eventually. Chase returns to work and treats a young
In of House, M.D. , titled " Chase " , Dr. Robert Chase deals with the physical and psychological aftermath of being stabbed in the heart by a patient in the previous episode. Plot Summary Fans often see this episode as the beginning
Throughout the episode, Chase considers leaving the team—and medicine altogether—to be with the nun, who is also questioning her devotion.
Chase returns to work and treats a young novice nun preparing to take her final vows. While treating her, he begins to question his own life choices and path.
Chase is initially resentful toward House for the stabbing, as he feels House’s culture of taking reckless risks led to the incident.
Fans often see this episode as the beginning of Chase’s transition into becoming House’s successor, showing he has the intuition and grit to lead the department eventually.
In of House, M.D. , titled " Chase " , Dr. Robert Chase deals with the physical and psychological aftermath of being stabbed in the heart by a patient in the previous episode. Plot Summary
Throughout the episode, Chase considers leaving the team—and medicine altogether—to be with the nun, who is also questioning her devotion.
