Robert Chase

Character= Robert Chase Age= 27 Gender= Male Birthday= February 12, 1979 Appearance= Chase is a very pretty young man with soft facial features, blonde wispy floppy hair, pale skin, blue eyes, and a toned build. He is usually seen wearing the typical white coat which was standard for all doctors however he occasionally ditched it as part of his work attire, and instead opts for jackets such as a black leather one, or a tweed blazer. His clothing sense is also quite preppy, with him usually wearing v-neck sweatshirts alongside dress shirts, ties, chinos and shoes. Personality= Chase is a fairly calm, laid back, and easy going man, although one with himself in mind above everyone else. While he is friendly with his colleagues, and managed to get along well with both Dr. Cameron and Foreman, he isn’t above throwing them under the bus should it serve him well, or keep his job secure. He is also a slight suck up to House, mostly because he feared him and getting fired, but also out of genuine respect and fondness for him. Background= He had a horrible relationship with both of his parents, his father often times being distant and acting somewhat neglectful, while his mother was an abusive alcoholic who regularly assaulted and psychologically tormented Robert, even locking him in the study for nights on end. Ironically enough however this is what inspired Chase to become a doctor, with him having nothing to do while being trapped and forcing himself to read the medical books his father had kept. During some time in his early life Chase spent time in a seminary school, and as such was less cynical of faith, and even still practiced it on occasion compared to his co-workers. Chase's mother grew ill when he was around fifteen, and his father fully left the family at this point, effectively destroying he and Chase's relationship. Chase cared for his mother until her death, and was later forced into caring for his younger sister and practically raised her. For unknown reasons however the two had a falling out overtime. Chase moved to America in his early twenties, and was put under House's employment in 2001 as the first member of his Diagnostic Team. Skills= Skilled doctor and surgeon Family= Rowan Chase, his father. A younger sister, and a deceased mother. Friends/Allies= Whatever House's opinion of Chase, it has always been clear that Chase worships and fears House. Chase usually follows House's instructions, and takes any insults House dishes out without retaliating. Chase rarely disagrees with anything House has to say, pointing out to Foreman that no matter how many times Foreman disagrees with House, not only is House right, but he manages to convince Cameron and Foreman of his point of view. However, by the third season, it was clear that Chase was tired of waiting for House's praise or appreciation. Chase does seem to genuinely like him though, and hugs him when he thinks House is dying of a brain tumor. He also works well with Eric Foreman, and the two are close. Romantic Partners= Chase has had an on-again, off-again sexual relationship with Dr. Cameron, Allison. The first incident occurred when Cameron experimented with Methamphetamine and called Chase over to her house. However, later on, Cameron implied she would be interested in a "friends with benefits" arrangement which, against Chase's weakening protests, quickly evolved into having sex in dangerous places. These places included a patient's bedroom and the sleep center. Chase began to develop real feelings for Cameron, but Cameron did not feel the same and she called the relationship off. Enemies= Typically Chase doesn’t like anyone who generally thinks they’re better than everyone, and overall assholes. Speech= He has an Australian accent with the slightest hint of Eastern English that not many people pick up on. Occupation: He works in Diagnostic Medicine under Gregory House Fun facts: He’s allergic to strawberries. At the age of 14, he tried to impress a girl by jumping off her roof. It resulted in a broken ankle. He likes playing with his pen.

A massive car accident happens on a highway, resulting in a mass admission of patients to PPTH, Chase has to deal with back to back patients, only to see that he recognizes one of them.

Robert Chase: Okay, what disease can turn Cuddy's mother into a coma patient named Stewart?

Robert Chase: I'm pretty sure my X-Ray machine can take your phone in a fight. It'll fry it.

Robert Chase: When two people have had sex, unless it sucks, if they can do it again, they're gonna do it again.

Robert Chase: Just tell me the truth. Dr. Allison Cameron: About what? Robert Chase: Did you ever love me? Dr. Allison Cameron: I don't know! Robert Chase: Thank you for finally telling me.

Tom: You married? Robert Chase: I - I was. Tom: Did you ever agree to go see a chick flick with your wife, or pretend to enjoy classical music? Robert Chase: Stravinskey never groped my wife in a midtown hotel room. Tom: She needs this, I don't. I don't want her to feel bad about that.

Robert Chase: She was nervous. Give her a break. Oh, and she's not like Cameron. Dr. Gregory House: True. Cameron had much smaller breasts, by which I mean she was smarter.

Robert Chase: Good morning gentlemen. Robert Chase: Well, if it's any consolation, I didn't get any sleep either.

Robert Chase: Just like most straight marriages. He's got the right to life liberty and unhappiness - like the rest of us.

Dr. Eric Foreman: Maybe this is House's way of telling you to talk to her. Dr. Robert Chase: Sure. How was your day, honey? By the way, I killed someone.

Martha Masters: He already jumped off a hotel balcony. Who knows what he'll do next. Dr. Robert Chase: [Noticing House pass by the office] Ride some kind of... prostitute chariot to work.

Dr. Robert Chase: Cameron is not going to be happy about this party. Dr. Gregory House: But you on the other hand... Dr. Robert Chase: Plan on spending the rest of my life with Cameron. Dr. Gregory House: So... I need the cancel the Fart Band? Dr. Robert Chase: So I need you to kidnap me. Dr. Gregory House: Spoken like a true Aussie.

You know how I got interested in medicine? When my mother drank, she couldn't handle me, so she locked me in my father's study. Only so many hours you can cry and bang the door before you give up and try and find something to read. We all have family disfunction.

Dr. Robert Chase: Yeah, maybe Chase screwed up. Dr. Robert Chase: You always end there, just getting a jump on it.