Thirteen (House)
Thirteen is a fictional character on the American medical drama television series House. She is portrayed by actress Olivia Wilde. Thirteen is one of the doctors working under the supervision of Dr. Gregory House, the show's protagonist. Her real name is Dr. Remy Hadley, but she is commonly referred to as Thirteen due to her assigned number during the selection process for House's diagnostic team.
Character Background[edit | edit source]
Dr. Hadley is a brilliant diagnostician with a mysterious and complex personality. She is known for her intelligence, confidence, and unorthodox methods in diagnosing rare medical conditions. Thirteen is also portrayed as a rebellious and enigmatic character, often keeping her personal life private and struggling with her own health issues.
Character Development[edit | edit source]
Throughout the series, Thirteen's character undergoes significant development as her backstory is gradually revealed. Viewers learn about her struggles with Huntington's disease, a hereditary neurodegenerative disorder that has a profound impact on her life and decisions. Thirteen's interactions with her colleagues, especially Dr. House, provide insight into her motivations and inner conflicts.
Relationships[edit | edit source]
Thirteen's relationships with other characters on the show, such as Dr. House, Dr. Eric Foreman, and Dr. Allison Cameron, play a crucial role in shaping her character arc. Her romantic entanglements and friendships add depth to her persona and contribute to the emotional complexity of her storyline.
Impact[edit | edit source]
Thirteen's character has been praised for its portrayal of a strong, independent woman in a male-dominated field. Her struggles with illness and identity resonate with viewers, making her a compelling and relatable figure in the series. Thirteen's presence on House has left a lasting impact on the show's narrative and themes.
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