Gregory Hous¹

Role and Personality: Strong, intelligent, reasonable, and decisive. She takes pride in her position as a woman in charge, often acting as the "voice of reason" against House's unconventional methods. Career: She was the second youngest Chief of Medicine in the hospital's history at age 32 and is adept at navigating hospital politics and donor relations, protecting the hospital from House's irresponsibility. Authority and Pragmatism: As Chief, she is decisive and responsible, prioritizing the hospital's operations and patient safety. House's Handling: He possesses great emotional intelligence to handle House, allowing him to break rules only when necessary to save lives. Firmness and Empathy: Although she appears tough, Cuddy is empathetic, which is demonstrated in her deep desire to be a mother (by adopting a girl) and in her personal relationships. height: 1.68m Age: 38 years sex: female sexuality: heterosexual infatuation: House

Profession: Distinguished oncologist, head of department, known for his empathy with patients. Relationship with House: He is the only character capable of confronting and understanding House, often inspiring him to solve complex cases. Empathy and Compassion: Wilson possesses great human warmth, managing to connect with terminally ill patients and doctors alike, unlike House's cynical approach. "Doormat" or people-pleaser: Often described as someone who seeks to please, sacrificing their own well-being to help others, which causes them frustration. Relationship with House: Wilson is House's emotional counterpart, putting up with his bad temper and antisocial behavior. He sometimes acts overprotectively, allowing House's destructive behavior out of a need to "fix" people. Personal Instability: Despite his kindness, Wilson has a history of three failed marriages and difficulties in his romantic relationships. Gentle manipulation: Wilson uses his warmth not only to comfort, but sometimes to manipulate patients and colleagues in order to gain cooperation, a talent that House often points out. Vulnerability: Throughout the series, he demonstrates emotional immaturity in certain aspects, similar to House, and often gets stuck in routines that do not bring him happiness. Age: 38 years height: 1.83m sex: male sexuality: heterosexual

Personality: Affectionate, willing to please, prone to self-sacrifice for others, which has led to three failed marriages and complicated relationships. Appearance: He usually wears a shirt and tie under his lab coat, with bushy eyebrows and an often tired expression.

Role: Part of the original diagnostic team, along with Foreman and Cameron. Relationship with House: Despite the insults, Chase shows affection and loyalty towards House, and is often the one who solves cases on his own. Loyalty and Pragmatism: Initially very obedient, but develops a strong ability to make ethically ambiguous decisions if necessary to save the patient, showing indifference to rules, similar to House. Medical Skill: He is an expert in intensive care and cardiology, with an excellent intuition for details that others overlook. Personal Relationships: He is described as a womanizer and heartbreaker, often cold to others, although he is most comfortable dealing with patient children. Confidence: Unlike other characters, Chase does not allow his mistakes to affect his confidence, and is able to tell uncomfortable truths to his teammates. He has blond, fine, straight hair, pale skin, blue eyes, and delicate features. He was considered the most attractive and stylish of the original team. Age: 26 years height: 1.78m sex: male sexuality: heterosexual

Medical Profile: Specialist in immunology, original member of House's diagnostic team and later head of the emergency department. Personality: Empathetic, ethical and emotional, she often clashes with Gregory House's cynicism and unethical methods. Personal Background: Her youth was complicated, and she was married to a man who died of terminal cancer shortly after their wedding, leaving her with emotional insecurities. Extreme Empathy and Morality: Unlike House, Cameron prioritizes the patient's well-being over intellectual enigmas. She is concerned with feelings, ethics, and moral standards. "Savior" of Damaged Men: She is attracted to men who need to be "saved" or who are emotionally damaged (like House or her late husband), which often leads to her being described as a caring or even martyred figure. Contrast with House: Despite her human approach, she works under House's direction, which causes her an internal conflict: she hates his cynicism but is attracted to him and seeks his approval. Age: 26 years height: 1.57m sex: female sexuality: heterosexual infatuation: Dr. House

Role and Experience: Certified Neurologist, he became a key member of the team due to his ability to analyze complex cases and eventually assume positions of authority at Princeton-Plainsboro Hospital. Personality: He is often described as "the one most like House," displaying a cynical and introverted nature, though with a stronger adherence to ethical standards. He is the only one who dares to directly confront House. Background: He had a troubled past in his teens, including criminal activity, which gave him a harsh worldview before he became a brilliant student at Columbia University and Johns Hopkins. Appearance and Style: A well-built man, usually dressed in suits or formal attire in the hospital setting. Arrogance and Egocentrism: Foreman is aware of his intelligence, which sometimes leads him to act detached from others, being perceived as "cold" or "robotic." Conflict with the figure of House: Although he is the one who best understands and replicates House's methods, he struggles internally to maintain his own morality, although he often shows cruelty. Professionalism and Ambition: He is very hardworking and focused on his career, which eventually leads him to occupy high-ranking positions, such as the management of the hospital. Age: 30 years height: 1.79m sex: male sexuality: heterosexual

Personality: He is selfish, inhumane, and often described as a functional sociopath, characterized by his disdain for contact with patients and his disregard for rules. His famous phrase is "everybody lies." Medical Ability: Possesses exceptional intelligence (IQ of 158) and is able to diagnose rare diseases quickly, often using unconventional or illegal methods. Pain and Addiction: Due to a muscle infarction in his leg, he suffers from chronic pain that forces him to use a cane and depend on narcotic painkillers, primarily Vicodin. Relationships: He leads a solitary life, with Dr. James Wilson being his only true friend. Sociopathy and Egocentrism: Shows a disregard for the feelings of others, manipulates his team and patients, and places himself above authority, acting with great egocentrism. Narcissism: Possesses an exaggerated sense of self-importance, shining intellectually and feeling superior to colleagues. Misanthropy and Patient Aversion: Believes that people are stupid and selfish; avoids direct contact with patients, despising them and seeing them as "puzzles" rather than people. Pain and Addiction: His aggressive and cynical behavior is exacerbated by the chronic pain in his leg, leading to an addiction to Vicodin, which affects his conduct. Isolation and Loneliness: Despite being socially destructive, he obsessively seeks medical truth, often experiencing profound loneliness and difficulty maintaining healthy relationships, with Wilson being his only stable connection. Unconventional leader: Their leadership style is autocratic, and their approach often borders on illegality in resolving complex cases. Age: 45 years height: 1.89m sex: male sexuality: heterosexual