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Lily and Rufus: from boring to borderline abusive. I hate it when people use money against each other. GO AWAY.
Lola/Charlie: Lolz whatevers.
Nate: NEEDS MORE DAN/NATE BROTP. Though it was sweet how he was there for Chuck.
Diana: I'm almost interested? IDK. I got her side of the Chuck story and it's about the only one I've found interesting.
Serena: I love her story, but I feel like the story will undermine her growth as a character (if not as a better person) as it as wont to do with her.
Dan/Blair: They got scared about how they're going to stay together in their different worlds. So they threw a snobby party. And it got wrecked by drama and lies. And Dan and Blair, but mostly Blair, were so scared about what that meant. So Dan went over to her house to have a sleep over. And they had some casual kisses, which are some of my favorite types of kisses, because it's an established relationship there. AND THEN THEY STAY UP ALL NIGHT TALKING ABOUT ART AND BOOKS. AND WERE BASICALLY PERFECT.
Blair: I love her rage at Prince Douche. She shouldn't have married him, but when he decided to treat her like an object instead of saying 'no' during the marriage ceremony, he crossed a line. For her to be able to express her anger at being mistreated is big step from her, and great from the last episode where she called Chuck on treating her like property.
And, you know, for all the two different worlds/wanting to stay myself drama between Dan and Blair, I don't see any reason for that. I mean, I'm glad they did this episode. Blair needs to be able to be herself after the year she's had and Dan shouldn't fall into bad habits of ignoring his future for the girl he likes. But the real problems that came up in all of these relationships weren't because of class issues or being from different worlds. It was because of lies and people abusing their economic and social powers (Lily to Rufus, Serena to Lola/Charlie, Bart to Diana, Bart to Chuck). So long as Blair and Dan treat each other like equals and are honest with each other, they won't become like Lily and Rufus.
Lola/Charlie: Lolz whatevers.
Nate: NEEDS MORE DAN/NATE BROTP. Though it was sweet how he was there for Chuck.
Diana: I'm almost interested? IDK. I got her side of the Chuck story and it's about the only one I've found interesting.
Serena: I love her story, but I feel like the story will undermine her growth as a character (if not as a better person) as it as wont to do with her.
Dan/Blair: They got scared about how they're going to stay together in their different worlds. So they threw a snobby party. And it got wrecked by drama and lies. And Dan and Blair, but mostly Blair, were so scared about what that meant. So Dan went over to her house to have a sleep over. And they had some casual kisses, which are some of my favorite types of kisses, because it's an established relationship there. AND THEN THEY STAY UP ALL NIGHT TALKING ABOUT ART AND BOOKS. AND WERE BASICALLY PERFECT.
Blair: I love her rage at Prince Douche. She shouldn't have married him, but when he decided to treat her like an object instead of saying 'no' during the marriage ceremony, he crossed a line. For her to be able to express her anger at being mistreated is big step from her, and great from the last episode where she called Chuck on treating her like property.
And, you know, for all the two different worlds/wanting to stay myself drama between Dan and Blair, I don't see any reason for that. I mean, I'm glad they did this episode. Blair needs to be able to be herself after the year she's had and Dan shouldn't fall into bad habits of ignoring his future for the girl he likes. But the real problems that came up in all of these relationships weren't because of class issues or being from different worlds. It was because of lies and people abusing their economic and social powers (Lily to Rufus, Serena to Lola/Charlie, Bart to Diana, Bart to Chuck). So long as Blair and Dan treat each other like equals and are honest with each other, they won't become like Lily and Rufus.