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Cuddy uses the SARS diagnosis as a ruse to "innoculate" House, in reality injecting him with a powerful sedative. House wakes up to find himself in a car driven by Wilson, who is taking him to his father's funeral. House tells Wilson he does not want to attend because there he has no biological relationship to his father, and explains his theory about his mother having had an affair. House and Wilson end up explaining the circumstances under which they met to the arresting officer; House describes Wilson as "the one [person] I thought wasn't boring", thus revealing their first encounter and eventual friendship. This behavior triggers an angry outburst from Wilson, who behaves in similar fashion to his initial encounter with House. House eventually resolves the patient's symptoms by theorizing that the biological parents attempted to kill their infant by pushing needles into her brain. As the day ends, Wilson tells House that he is returning to Princeton-Plainsboro, and admits that their trip was the most fun he had since Amber died. House tells Wilson that the DNA test has proved his theory that John was not his biological father. As they leave together, House says "My Dad's dead," and Wilson offers his sympathies. birthmarks birthmarks