( Charlie Pace )

She sits on the bathroom sink, legs curled up against her chest, and her arms around her knees. Her eyes are closed and she is still, save for the movement of one finger tapping the rhythm of time against the others. All too soon the egg timer dings and she frowns. She remembered it taking much longer last time. Then again, it had been twenty ( Read more... )

Over the last six days Lorelai's closet door has opened up to her closet (as opposed to Milliways) with 100% accuracy every time. She has taken to opening it it every time she walks by in the hopes that she'll catch that one moment where it might work. She has opened the door so often that she's barely even paying attention to what's inside anymore ( Read more... )

For the past three months, whenever Lorelai opened her downstairs closet she knew she was going to step foot in Milliways. And except for one week in February when her daughter had accidentally closed the door on a coat sleeve, the door had never failed her ( Read more... )

Tell me something about Lorelai or Claire I don't know already.

[[Sunday night: After this moment in the Bar]]

They step out of what should have been her downstairs' closet into the yellowy foyer of her house.

"Well. . ." she says somewhat nervously. "This is it. My house."

Lorelai, Claire, and myself (Kat)

Lorelai is at home in bed. She had nightmares last night but not like the ones she has at Milliways. These were her generic Stars Hollow nightmares: something happening to Rory, the look on Luke's face as he tells her it's over, the Inn failing. She's used to these nightmares ( Read more... )

(Nyarlathotep Nightmare)
(Nightmare Aftermath)
(More Nightmares)
(Meg Explains Nyarlathotep)
(Discussing Nightmares With Hyde)
(They're Getting Worse)
(I Think I Should Go)

(Charlie is dead.)

(Lorelai seeks comfort from Indy.)