pop culture clichés catch up with you sooner or later

[openended]

Title: pop culture clichés catch up with you sooner or later: side a: track five: misery is a butterfly
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Five months after this whole thing started, encouragement and reassurance are given, redheads appear for a welcome reprieve of sensibility, advice is smacked into heads by people who have no business giving it and sex

Comments

[purplpassn]

So I...forgot to comment on the last part. I suck. Sorry. But I like so many things about this part.

Oh, Addison. I knew you couldn't stay away forever. I think you did well in capturing the vague certainty that is Pete & Addison. I don't know if that makes any sense, but...I'm talking about Pete & Addison as written but Shonda Rhimes, so maybe there's not a lot of sense to be had.

Her introspective retrospect
Love that alliteration. [Alliteration? I don't know. I'm terrible with literary terms. In any case, I think it sounds cool.]

I missed Addison & Callie's flip-out sessions together.
“This is going to sound all about Addison, but give him some time to get over me.”
I love it. Perfectly in character.
And this is getting pretty long. So basically, there was not a scene in this that I didn't enjoy. For some reason I thought this was the last part of the 1st side? But then I saw that in fact there are 2 more chapters and the next song is Jack's Mannequin, which is a song that I love. Not sure what the point of me saying that was, except that to say that I'm looking forward to it.

[openended]

Hey, that's alright. I didn't reply to comments on the last part.

I don't know what literary device that is either (or if it is one), but I thought it sounded pretty damn cool.

Thank you so much. :) "Rescued" is my second (or third, depending on my mood) favorite song off of Everything in Transit.