Who: Glee club
What: Theme of the week time!
Where: Choir room
When: Monday
Rating: G
"Okay, guys," Will said, facing the members of the glee club. "Last week's was good, but this week's theme is going to be better. Now you are going to be working with someone. Duets are a key element if we want to win Sectionals. You need to learn how to work
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He looked up at her, his blue eyes holding her gaze as he raised an eyebrow. "I have plenty of ideas. The question is, will you bother to listen to me?"
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She sighed, her shoulders slumping as she broke her posture. "All of my suggestions for this club were denied by Mr Schue. Apparently it's inappropriate to sing about religion in public schools," she said stubbornly, almost childishly. She licked her lips and broke her focus, her eyes drifting off as she finished. "So I don't really have a choice, do I?"
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"Just for the record, I won't sing about religion. No offense. I think we can at least find some common ground here. Your voice is restricted, too. You haven't used it enough, so we need to take that into account and find something in your vocal range."
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Quinn shook her foot as it hung in the air over her crooked knee in a gesture to keep herself awake, eyes darting back to Kurt now. She scoffed at him, making a note that those stereotypical assumptions had, in fact, been correct, and squared her shoulders. "I don't know what you do in your free time," she said, not enough conviction to make it as critical as she'd intended. "But I do know that covering Dolly Parton is going to be impossible. Unless you practice your southern twang, which, honestly? Would not surprise me."
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"Also? What fun is a cover if you're just going to emulate the original? Of course, in some circumstances, it's simply vital. Madonna, or Lady Gaga, for example. Things aren't always so black and white, Quinn. We can take a good song and sing it any way we want. No one needs a southern twang or even breast implants to sing a Dolly Parton classic."
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Quinn rolled her eyes before she gave Kurt a stern look, eyebrows raised. "Kurt, this is me doing you a favor - doing this is only going to be bad news for both of us. You're going to end up in more dumpsters, and it's going to hurt my rep to be singing Dolly Parton with McKinley's resident gay kid. This is not going to help either one of us," she emphasized, glancing over to the clock. She brought herself to her feet, never uncrossing her arms as she stood, still looking down at him. "We'll figure something out. I have Cheerios practice after school tomorrow, so do you have any free periods? I can just get Coach Sylvester to give me a pass and tell her I'm going tanning or something."
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He stood up, looking down his nose at her. "I'm available on Wednesday after school and I'll practicing in my basement at home. Be there, princess, or I'll do this on my own. To think, for a moment there, I actually thought you might be turning into a human. Have fun with the tanning. I'll resist the urge to tell you that you already look like an Oompa Loompa bred with a giant carrot." He turned around and with a wave at Mr Schue, left this travesty behind.
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