Postcards (1/1)

[office_bluth]

Title: Postcards
Author: office_bluth
Rating/Warnings: PG-13. There are some allusions to grown-up activities.
Word Count: 1264
Disclaimer: Unfortunately, I don't own the characters of Community. Or anything associated with Community, except for the DVDs and a few shirts.
Author's Note: As always, thanks to my lovely and amazing beta/BFF jennynoname for being wonderful

Comments

[office_bluth]

I wasn't intentionally trying to comment on anything, though there might be small things that got in there without me knowing it

[jennynoname]

Since this was post-summer, I assumed it was after the finale and I understood that Britta and Troy were an item after season 3. So the fic's scenario would never have occurred to me unless you explicitly stated it beforehand. Maybe not everyone saw them that way after the season finale, but I perceived it as audience consensus. If that's wrong, I read the episodes wrong. :). Been known to happen.

I'm not sure it's canon that Troy/Britta are an item. They've technically been on a date, but nothing was really resolved in "Intro to Finality" except for the fact that they hugged. They're on a bit of better footing for a potential relationship than Jeff and Annie are, because they've basically mutually acknowledged some sort of ~feelings, but I don't think they'd defined as being in a relationship at this point because they truly haven't acted on anything (apart from shmoopy glances here and there). But that's just personal observation!

[office_bluth]

I didn't take the finale as direct confirmation that they were together - I think by then, they at least acknowledged their feelings toward the other, but that doesn't necessarily mean they told the other one how they feel. So that's the jumping off point I used for the fic - Britta knows she likes Troy, probably knows Troy likes her, but doesn't know what to do about it, so she runs. I don't think you read the episode wrong; I think the writers purposely didn't show them getting together because they wanted it to be ambiguous. I read the T/B scenes in the finale a little bit differently, and that's totally fine - neither one of us read it wrong