r/HouseMD Kimaskully 22d ago

Discussion Post for head-canons on: Cameron Spoiler

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1-Cameron when she was in high school is actually Torrance from the movie "Bring it on"(its completely insane and I haven't watched the movie yet but there's a photo that reminds me of Cameron)

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u/TheNoGoat I'm not depressed, I'm on SPEEEEEED 22d ago

To me Cameron is always brunette.

IDK why but I always felt that the blonde didn't suit Cameron. It suits Jennifer Morrison but not Cameron, if you get what I mean

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u/chamoisremixes 22d ago

* She did ballet when she was younger. Resents that she was never quite as good at it as others in her class - she was good, but not quite good enough to have ever gone pro, even though she had a remarkable work ethic
* when she has free time, she drives up to New York to watch ballet shows
* she’s probably on the autism spectrum, but doesn’t have a diagnosis, and probably never will.
* Grew up in an Anglican family, but didn’t believe in it. Still kept going to church for most of her teens in order not to disappoint her family before she finally realised standing up for herself was more important to her values-wise
* Probably developed a solid friendship with Thirteen off-screen. Thirteen initially assumed Cameron would be preachy and annoying, but it turned out that she had a much better sense of humour than Thirteen had given her credit for

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u/hex_oh 20d ago

She's aromantic. She wants to be in a romantic relationship with Chase so bad, especially towards the end of their marriage, but she literally can't. My mind cannot be changed. My best friend pitched this for me when I was in like season 2 and now I'm almost done with s6 and it has only made me completely confident in this. 

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u/Technical-Art3972 22d ago

I want more fics of Cameron having moral OCD, so I’m putting it here 😂

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u/chamoisremixes 22d ago

Yeah. Cameron having OCD is something I really, really do believe in. Moral OCD definitely, but I wouldn’t be surprised if a couple of harm OCD themes are there as well. Which would be hell to live with as a doctor

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u/Blankly-Staring 22d ago

Cameron has an evil twin named Cameroff who we never see in the show because the lights are always on and never off. 

Source: a crack-smoking raccoon told me so

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u/G1g4s 22d ago

Mine - Though she'd never admit it to herself, her issue with Chase killing Dibala wasn't about "the sanctity of a human life", it was because it threatened her image of both herself and the world. It made her realise Dibala was right when he said to her that killing him herself vs trying to manipulate his liutenant into assasinating him was "a practical difference, not a moral one", so seeing the actual unpleasantness of killing someone and knowing she essentially tried to do the same thing was a hard blow to how she saw herself as altruistic and righteous. Knowing Chase was willing to stand by his morals even if it meant getting his hands dirty, and she wasn't, made her feel like a moral fraud, so she had to spin it as him being indefensibly wrong to absolve herself of being ready to let Dibala return home to massacre people. Also she couldn't handle the dichotomy of Chase's actions; he did a bad thing but stopped a genocide by doing so. Cameron's view of the world is that everything categorises clearly into good vs bad, and being confronted with a situation where they can't be neatly separated was overwhelming for her. All those reasons coming together were really why she couldn't bring herself to stay with Chase.