40 reasons why i ship klaine [x]: 4. photos
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Rachel, Kurt and Santana in At the Ballet
As someone who has lived with a childhood dream that will not die, this scene got me. Even more so, the scene in which young Santana says, “Don’t forget me.” Gulp.
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Have you ever wondered what it looks like, that moment of recognition when soulmates find one another amidst the chaos of existence?
This. It looks exactly like this.
This is why I always side eye comments that Blaine was just supposed to be Kurt’s mentor but then people demanded they get together. You can’t tell me the powers-that-be saw this on their screens and went, “no yeah - clearly buddies!”. LOL
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santana’s bedroom
mirror reflecting to the right of screen showing rachel’s bedroom
loft door directly opposite (and wide open what the hell santana were you raised in a tent?) and kitchen light to the right
kurt’s clothes rack to the left and the living area behind it
the bathroom’s off the kitchen, which we can’t see so i drew a map which seemed easier than just finding a screencap
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Oh dear, Glee. Oh dear.
I don’t want Blaine holding a ring box. I don’t want any engagement or anything at all until we feel and see and are shown even a modicum of anything from Kurt.
He’s cold, looks to be completely uninterested and we are 100% in the dark as to how he stands, if he’s even single and how he feels about Blaine…
But no, we’re supposed to think this engagement is romantic and wonderful and exciting. It is embarrassing and unfulfilling. Completely.
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