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Originally Posted by Craig How does this "lying" to Lorelai and Rory about the gifts tie in with the Lucy stuff we just had? | We don't actually know that Logan lied to Rory. Rory's very perceptive. She's familiar with the Vineyard and Logan. I would be suprised if she bought Logan's "We snuck out and bought them while you were in the kitchen. She knows Logan buys gifts and he would have been prepared ahead of time. She also would have known that no place would have been open except wanting to buy fishing equiptment. I don't think it's anything we'll ever know or go back to but I would bet that Rory knew exactly what happened and confronted Logan about it. She was semi-aware of her mother's unhappiness at that time even if Lorelai wasn't sharing so she wouldn't have told Lorelai. She would have been more likely to let Lorelai keep her happiness that Luke had done something extravagent FOR HER on Valentine's day despite his own feelings on the issue.
How any of this ties into Lucy? I would say not at all.
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Originally Posted by Cappuccino You wrote yourself rich so that already answers your own question.
Luke may not know the exact price for the necklace but he sure asked Logan what he had paid for it. He wouldn't have taken the gift without paying Logan for it. | Well, I may have made a typo but since I was quoting you (without the eyeroll smiley) I'm sure you got what I meant.
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Originally Posted by damselfy Now there's stereotyping for ya. | I don't think it's stereotyping to say he wouldn't have known how much it cost. He didn't know what a tennis bracelet was. And I don't think he'd have accepted it had he known the actual cost.
Thanks for the podcast info. Here's hoping Ausiello is wrong about the epiphany. __________________ Isn't this the
point of beingy o u n g ? Do you trust me?
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