The Napoleon of Crime!
Well, we are introduced to The Napoleon of Crime!
In one of the more obvious examples of the parallels between House and Holmes, we discover that House has a nemesis.
For those interested in Holmes and Moriarty, may I suggest you read "The Final Problem". Moriarty also appears by reference in several other adventures.
Interestingly enough, there have been arguments made in Sherlockian and Holmesian circles that Moriarty was a figment of Holmes' cocaine fevered brain. See: Meyer's, "The Seven Percent Solution".
So, it's a fascinating parallel here that Shore, et al, made House's Arch Enemy be his own subconcious.
Or did they?
In one of the more obvious examples of the parallels between House and Holmes, we discover that House has a nemesis.
For those interested in Holmes and Moriarty, may I suggest you read "The Final Problem". Moriarty also appears by reference in several other adventures.
Interestingly enough, there have been arguments made in Sherlockian and Holmesian circles that Moriarty was a figment of Holmes' cocaine fevered brain. See: Meyer's, "The Seven Percent Solution".
So, it's a fascinating parallel here that Shore, et al, made House's Arch Enemy be his own subconcious.
Or did they?
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