Exactly @31zyx. "It's elementary dear Watson." House is an anagram of Holmes. For non-english speakers, a house IS another word for a ہوم and Holmes sounds like ہوم which is also a house. I LOVE such wordplay!
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House is not an anagram. Anagram would meen ist uses the same letters .
House is a medical detective who shares amazing powers of observation with Sherlock Holmes. (Holmes / House - pretty similar!) Plus, Sherlock Holmes lived at 221B Baker Street. House lives (in most seasons) in an apartment house numbered 221; his apartment is Apartment B. Holmes was an on and off user of "the 7% solution", injecting himself with cocaine when life wasn't challenging enough. House is defined for five seasons سے طرف کی his use of Vicodin. In one episode of House, Wilson refers to a lost love of House's named Irene Adler, who was the central character in a famous Sherlock Holmes tale; Holmes always referred to her as "The Woman", and held a lifelong obsession with this mysterious woman. House has "The Woman" in his life as well - Cuddy is "The Woman" for House. Then there is the parallel love of music: Holmes frequently turned to his violin while the versatile House has an array of talents in this area. House's amazing musical talent encompasses piano, گٹار and harmonica - and perhaps other instruments as well will crop up اگلے season. Like Holmes with Dr. Watson - his caring and devoted friend and fellow investigator - House has Dr. Wilson, who protects and encourages him, and ultimately shares living quarters with House, as Watson did with Holmes. Both Holmes and House are difficult and moody, and neither man is able to form deep friendships except with a small دائرے, حلقہ of trusted men and women whom they grudgingly accept as necessary adjuncts to their lives. Both Holmes and House share a streak of kindness and empathy, although they would both prefer not to reveal this side of their personalities to anyone; both prefer logic and deduction to emotion and sympathy. Both men live for the challenge of solving the puzzles that come their way, but only those that they feel are "worthy" of their powers, rejecting almost all cases and accepting only a small number of truly intricate and difficult problems. So . . . House is linked inextricably to Holmes, and both characters are classic شبیہیں of the art of deductive reasoning with just a touch of divine inspiration.
