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| Quote: | I just hope we actually see Rory ask Luke - maybe when she is in SH she goes to the diner and asks him - but I imagine she will run it past her mom first to be sure Lorelai is fine with it.
People who hate Luke will hate everything he does or anything involving him - it's just baiting for people to come here to this thread to post something negative about the guy. Same old, same old. | I don't hate Luke. I just want something on this show, this year, to finally *finally* be just about Rory and not Rory's storyline being a catalyst for what the "more important" storyline is in *this set of writers* eyes.
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This episode does sound like the catalyst for the family and potential family (Luke) to get past their issues with one another and just be there to celebrate this landmark in Rory's life - I think there may be a modicum of initial tenseness as everyone first lays eyes on one another and then that will disappear as their attention becomes focused on Rory and the happenings of the day.
| See above. A catalyst for Luke to be a part of the group.
The only catalyst for which Rory's graduation should be is a catalyst to her new life as a professional journalist. The end.
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I think it is highly appropriate that Rory will be the center of this gathering as she has, throughout the series, been the one that has always been seeking and hoping that everyone gets along with everyone.
| Certainly this has been true for her mother and grandmother, but she hasn't had much of an opinion or even known about her father and Luke or even said very much about Lorelai and Luke. She's been much more focused -- when she's focused on it at all -- on her mother and father this season. Other than that, there's been Logan and heaven knows if we'll even see him at the graduation or whether he and Rory will matter. __________________ The four stages of Life. |
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