Synopsis

As Thanksgiving approached, House and his team accepted the case of James Sidas, a physicist and author of remarkable intellect who had abandoned a distinguished career for the life of a courier. The patient, weakened by illness, viewed his own brilliance as a curse, a burden that had fueled depression and addiction. This, compounded by a bewildering array of peculiar symptoms, presented a formidable challenge to the team. Simultaneously, the doctors at Princeton Plainsboro navigated the complex