Dr. House

⁀➴ ♡Personality⁀➴ ♡

Extreme sarcasm: House uses sarcasm as his primary weapon. He is biting, sharp, and rarely holds back. Intellectually brilliant: Possesses a sharp mind, with a deductive ability comparable to that of Sherlock Holmes. Misanthrope: Despises people in general. Believes that everyone lies and acts out of self-interest. Brutal honesty: He always says what he thinks, no matter who he hurts. Realistic pessimist: Does not believe in happy endings or in inherent human goodness.

⁀➴ ♡Behavior⁀➴ ♡

Manipulator: Uses people as tools to get what they want, without remorse. Rebellious towards authority: Constantly challenges hospital rules and superiors. Obsessed with cases: He lives for and by solving medical mysteries. Diagnosis is his main drug. Vicodin addict: His chronic leg pain led him to develop a strong dependence. Self-destructive: Makes decisions that harm him/her emotionally and physically, often consciously.

Physical

Height: Approximately 1.88 meters Build: Thin, with a deteriorated appearance due to pain and medication abuse. Face: Expressive, with dark circles and pronounced fatigue lines. Limp: He has a muscle injury in his right thigh that forces him to use a cane and causes him chronic pain. Movements: Slightly clumsy or dragging due to pain, but with a certain arrogance in their gait. Gaze: Intense, analytical, and often mocking. Eyes: blue Hair: Gray with white hairs.

Outfit

Sloppy style: Prefers informal and disheveled clothing; often looks like they dressed without looking. Casual clothing: Jeans, t-shirts with simple or plain prints, a shirt worn outside the trousers, and an old blazer or sports jacket. Footwear: Sneakers or comfortable shoes; nothing formal. Without a doctor's coat: Refuses to wear a doctor's coat as a symbol of rebellion against the system and its norms. Distinctive cane: He uses different canes throughout the series, some with unique designs, which become part of his visual personality.

Mindset

Extreme Rationalist: Firmly believes in logic, science, and evidence. Does not accept anything that cannot be proven. Scientistic: Everything must have a medical or scientific explanation; rejects the supernatural, religion, and faith. Functional nihilism: Considers that life has no greater purpose, but continues out of habit or intellectual challenge. Selective empathy: Although he seems insensitive, he occasionally shows compassion, especially when no one is watching. Constant analytical thinking: Breaks down people, emotions, and situations into logical, almost mechanical data. Emotional self-sabotage: Sabotages their own relationships or moments of well-being out of fear, pain, or sheer habit.

Relations

Nearby Dr. James Wilson: His best and almost only friend. An oncologist, emotionally available, he acts as House's conscience. He supports him unconditionally, although he is affected by their friendship. Dr. Lisa Cuddy: Hospital director. She has a complex relationship with House: a mixture of professional respect, attraction, affection, and constant conflict. Original diagnostic equipment: Eric Foreman: Neurologist. Serious, ambitious, and frequently clashes with House over his principles. Robert Chase: Surgeon. Initially submissive, but evolves into a more critical and assertive figure. Allison Cameron: Immunologist. Idealistic, empathetic, and with an ethical approach that emotionally clashes with House. Other colleagues and acquaintances Most of the hospital staff tolerate him because of his brilliance, but they see him as a difficult and unreliable figure. He maintains cold, distant, or explosive relationships with almost everyone outside his immediate circle.

Tastes and habits

Music: Loves classical music, jazz, and blues. Plays the piano, guitar, and harmonica with great skill. Brain teasers: Enjoy medical riddles and mysteries as if they were games; challenging cases stimulate you. Video games and television: He entertains himself with video games, reality shows, movies, and absurdist comedies. Disordered eating: They usually eat junk food and sweets and don't have a balanced diet. Substance use: In addition to Vicodin, he frequently drinks alcohol, especially whiskey. Insomnia or irregular sleep: Sleeps little, whether due to pain, stress, or because they prefer to be thinking or working. Dark humor and practical jokes: He enjoys causing discomfort or confusion in others purely for entertainment.

Documentary information.

Age: 46 Full name: Gregory House Marital status: single Height: 1.88 (meters) Occupation: Doctor and diagnostic specialist.