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kappamaki33 in kappafic

Cemetery Song for Spring - Part 3 of 4

Nov 13, 2011 07:08

( Getting males to talk about feelings was like hunting, or fishing, or blocking without fouling in basketball: you could bait them, but ultimately you had to let them come to you. )

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mary_flanner November 20 2011, 01:27:19 UTC

Still reading, but had to drop in and say that three generations of my family have been Rebecca Circle. *sniff*

fara1903 November 20 2011, 17:02:26 UTC

Knew Kurt was right about the Chuppah! :)

pippazx November 22 2011, 03:57:43 UTC

Again, the last line of the chapter was perfect.

It really went with the tone of the chapter.

:D

wowbright December 30 2011, 17:42:12 UTC

This is such a beautiful chapter. I loved the Rebecca Circle stuff, it was lovely and it broke my heart.

Blaine had always wondered why his mom kept going to church social functions long after they stopped going to Mass.
Ha ha, his mom sounds like me.

He also knows why she’s only got the Rebecca Semicircle here rather than the complete three hundred sixty degrees. Considering the Pope’s stance on homosexuality, Blaine supposes he should be surprised his mom got even this many Catholic mamas to make so much food for them. As big an accomplishment as that is, Blaine can still read the defeat on her face.

In the middle of her rattling off a to-do list, Blaine pulls her into an embrace. He has to bend his knees to rest his chin on her shoulder, but it’s worth it.

“What’s this for?” she asks, flustered and pleased.

“We’ve never needed reasons,” he replies, “but if you want something more specific, it’s because you’re amazing.”

Blaine is happy, too, because to him, there’s no such thing as an inopportune time to say ‘I love you.’All ( ... )

whisperyvoices January 6 2013, 10:21:31 UTC

Scrolled down to drop this comment - unexpected burst of tears at Kurt remembering Burt's "that's my son" after the Single Ladies/football game. Oh gosh. *achy twisty feelings in my chest* :(