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1. In the opening scene, we see Dr. Dana Miller training for a new craft - one that, as the episode will tell, makes her much happier than being a physician. For what profession is this week's focal patient preparing?
2. In the post-credits montage, we see House's confidante Wilson tidying his home. What evidence do we see that he is still mourning his girlfriend Amber?
3. In a previous episode, House proved so difficult to manage that his supervisor, Dr. Cuddy, was unable to delegate his team to anyone else, forcing her to spend time away from her new foster daughter. In revenge, Cuddy pulls a series of childish pranks on House through "The Greater Good". Which of these is not one of them?
4. When they learn of Dr. Miller's decision to quit practicing medicine, most of House's team is very disappointed. Why?
5. As a result of a Huntington's disease drug trial administered by Foreman, Thirteen develops a brain tumor that threatens her vision. However, Thirteen persuades Foreman not to contact the pharmaceutical company. Why?
6. Dr. Miller's decision to get out of her research "rut" and do what made her happy causes Taub to reexamine a particular aspect of his life that he worries may be lacking. What does he question?
7. As is typical of a "House" episode, the patient's condition rapidly deteriorates, with several of her systems going awry - in this case, by exhibiting several bleeding masses. Which of these areas does not show any mysterious growths or bleeding?
8. Foreman and House treat Thirteen's brain tumor by themselves. What methods do they use?
9. What is the eventual, ironic, diagnosis of Dr. Miller's myriad of symptoms?
10. Which of these does NOT happen to conclude the episode?
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