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[cabeswaterdrowned]

s4 Mizzie is giving s4 Qualice

💀💀 💀 why would you say something like that … but I get what you mean and your not wrong I think :/

[coronation-eyes]

It’s already sad/disappointing/irritating every time a mainstream (read: hetero) show fails to act on same sex chemistry in the cases where it wouldn’t harm the show at all to explore it and would actually open up interesting character opportunities for all involved, right? Watching a perfectly good opportunity to do something bold and different and meaningful to a marginalized group go entirely to waste is always a bad time. But when that opportunity is swept aside in favor of a stereotypically dysfunctional and toxic straight relationship that degrades both characters but is presented as True Love it makes me want to rip the writers apart with my bare fucking hands.  

[bucksboobs]

Me, realizing I spent an entire season of a show with the promise that the main character would reunite with the love of his life only to kiss his toxic ex and then die for her before even getting to see his soulmate:

[fictionalnation]

Since I haven't posted in a while, I thought the Queliot community could have a laugh. Found this on The Magicians IG page and found it hilarious.

Anyone who thinks Queliot wasn't endgame was not watching the same show I watched.😂

[softedwin]

it’s been two days and I still don‘t understand how we went from quentin agreeing to a deal in which alice promised she’d leave after she saved his life and then telling her it’s over and saying goodbye to her in 4x05, quentin being super uncomfortable around her and not being happy with her kissing him in 4x11 to quentin being like I find myself wanting to trust you, what if we try again and I want you in my life in 4x12 like it makes zero sense

[thequeenofsastiel]

I’ve been thinking about the revelation that Quentin wanted to be in a relationship with Eliot, and it’s making me reexamine his attitude towards Alice after 3x05, because it was obvious to me even before 4x05 that his feelings towards her were different. I always thought that it was only because he’d lived a long life and had grown out of being a lovesick boy, but it’s more than that. The lion’s share of his romantic emotions are now directed at Eliot, and he’s capable of seeing her without rose colored glasses, which is why he could tell that she was being selfish and betraying them. And it’s so very nice to see him recognizing her for who she truly is. 

But I mean, seriously, look at how in love with Eliot Quentin is after 3x05.

[awildnoechu]

all i’m saying the magicians owes me insurance for making me believe that:

quentin got poppy pregnant

margo was going to get violently overthrown

qu*lice is happening again

[thisishighlyillogical]

the magicians: hey so you know how we made eliot and quentin have a threesome together in season 1

gays on tumblr: yes

the magicians: and how we had them live a whole life together and have a beautiful polyamorous relationship in season 3

gays on tumblr: we’re listening

the magicians: and remember how eliot is scared of commitment and love

gays on tumblr: get to the point

the magicians: well we’re bringing back the gay

gays on tumblr: wait are you serious

the magicians: *eliot kisses quentin*

gays on tumblr: WHAT

the magicians: “if i ever get out of here, q, know that when i'm braver it's because i learned it from you.”

gays on tumblr: FUFJFKDKDWTQJWKFJF

the magicians: *peaches and plums, motherfucker*

gays on tumblr: OMG FINALLY A SHOW THAT’S NOT QUEERBAITING THE MAGICIANS IS THE BEST—

the magicians: okay so now that we have your attention and made you watch the six last episodes we’re just going to bring qualice back for a while now

gays on tumblr: ........wat

the magicians: we knew deep down you were rooting for them

gays on tumblr: no

the magicians: qualice was endgame all along

the rest of the fandom, coming to the rescue: what why would you do that we don’t even like qualice no one does

the magicians: oh

gays on tumblr: you betray

the magicians: but we might make !! it !!! gay ! again !! you ! just !! watch !!!

gays on tumblr:

the magicians: you haven’t even seen the last episode yet!

gays on tumblr:

the magicians: look, we’re teasing you with a scene with quentin and eliot!

gays on tumblr:

the magicians: but who are we kidding the episode will end up on a cliffhanger, nothing will be resolved and you’ll have to wait another year anyway for anything more to happen

gays on tumblr: fuck

[sapphicambitions]

*any scene with Qualice*

Me:

[octopisunsets]

Finding out that Eliot’s worst memory was written on the fly and not at all planned is why I’ve lost basically all hope for Queliot to ever actually happen, let alone it being endgame. They’re not setting anything up, they’re giving LGBT+ watchers just enough to taunt us in the worst case of baiting I’ve ever seen. 

It is the worst, because we KNOW both characters are LGBT+, we KNOW they’ve had feelings for each other, but we’re never going to get them together because Q/ualice is endgame in the books and the showrunners are too afraid to anger their het audience. 

Queliot isn’t going to happen. I’m just angry I was so easily baited. I thought by now I’d know better from past fandoms. 

[the-funeral-party]

Why TV Qualice doesn’t work anymore

So it’s been years since I’ve read the books (so please bear with my rusty memory), but there were some things I appreciated and some things I disliked about Alice and Quentin’s relationship.  

For the dislike?  Obviously the early parts of their relationship were a disaster.  And that was partly because they were disasters (especially Quentin).  There were times when Quentin’s persistence to repair things with Alice would actually drive me nuts.  A lot of it was premature - he hadn’t done enough to change himself and grow, he hadn’t allowed time for healing or friendship.  Though to be fair, Alice was closed off and uninterested in repairing that friendship.  And who could blame her?  It was evident that Quentin just single-mindedly wanted her back.  He didn’t fully see her as a person.

But this was all important points to the plot and the deconstruction of the fantasy narrative.  Which brings us to the like.  While Qualice is endgame, we don’t actually get them back together in a relationship at the end of the books.  It’s something hopeful and far off in the future, because right now they are finally going to do the hard work of repairing their friendship and getting to know each other again - seeing each other as people with full and complex inner lives.  And Alice herself has a lot of healing to do after coming back from being a niffin.  It’s not an easy ending, though it is technically a happy one, and it subverts the trope of “guy winning girl as prize”.

But the books have some differences from the tv show.  For one thing, there’s a sort of role reversal with Alice and Quentin on the show.  Alice has become the one single-mindedly determined to get Quentin back, while Quentin is the one that’s rebuffed any attempts at friendship.  Quentin also has a serious competing love interest in Eliot, whereas in the books he’s never really in any serious relationship that could compete with his love for Alice (and part of this is because she spends so much time as his “lost love” that he doesn’t rescue from being a niffin until close to the end).  And while Quentin needed to go through major character growth in the books, far more than Alice did (though she needed some as well, of course), in the tv show, Quentin essentially gets 50 years of maturity (and a healthy relationship) downloaded straight into his brain.  Alice is currently way behind in terms of growth and healing.

And this is where I get frustrated with the thought of Qualice anytime soon, or at all.

I like Alice and even relate to her at times (I was the kid the teacher always called on to demonstrate too), but I get frustrated that she doesn’t have much of a life outside of her relationship to Quentin sometimes.   It really seemed like Alice was trying with Modesto… but then it blew up in her face when Sheila joined the librarians.  Modesto was her chance to find purpose and happiness outside of a romance.  And honestly, that’s still what Alice needs.  She needs to become her own person outside of Quentin.  Even if I wasn’t a Queliot shipper, I would NOT want Alice back with Quentin in her current state.  It would be such a terrible, co-dependent mess.  And I cannot for the life of me see why Quentin, even if at a low point, would want that toxic mess when he now has the maturity and “life experience” to know better.  Alice is not in a position to pursue a healthy relationship right now - full stop.

(The only thing that worries me is “tv show contrivance”.  In the real world we have billions of people to choose from, but in tv shows we often see writers just shuffle the main characters between each other rather than add in a new, permanent love interest.  Not that Alice doesn’t have some wonderful choices besides Quentin, but we’ll be lucky enough to get one lgbtq endgame, let alone two.  Or perhaps that’s just my cynical side coming out.)

Going back to actual character analysis... It would literally be stupid to not pursue Queliot at this point, even besides meta analysis of how the arc has been building and its need for resolution.  Eliot and Quentin had a stable, healthy relationship that lasted their entire lives.  They were able to grow together in a positive way.  We also know that they both still want that relationship.  But even if something happened that caused them to not get back together?  It still wouldn’t justify getting Quentin and Alice back together.  It would ignore Quentin’s growth and Alice’s need for growth.  It would ignore the hurt they had caused each other.  It would ignore that the two of them are now in very different places in their lives, having drifted far from the people they were when they had their original relationship.  And it would be treating her character as a 2 dimensional love interest.

If Alice were someone I knew in real life, I would give her this advice -  I’ve been in shitty relationships in my youth.   I’ve been in that position where the one person I felt a true connection to (in that point in my life) cheated on me.  I’ve been there more than once.  I had moments of weakness where I wanted them back.  But holy hell, the best thing I ever did was move the fuck on.

Alice and Quentin had a pretty typical college relationship, based heavily on sex and proximity and the allure of having something in common.  That’s not something that can be recaptured.  What, as adults, do they bring to the table for each other?  Do they share common goals?  Will they grow in the same direction or grow further apart?  Are they whole individuals with independent lives and interests who can function as equal partners?  I’m just not seeing anything of this.  Alice is still extricating herself from needing Quentin’s approval and relying on him as a moral compass.  She still hasn’t finished developing an independent life.  She’s feeling quite lost.  Quentin, on the other hand, seems ready to settle down and plan towards having a family again.  He’s in a fairly stable position (monster shenanigans aside) with clear goals.  If they didn’t have a past together, nothing would make sense about the idea of them pursuing each other.

As it stands, I would really like to see Alice continue to find herself and become whole before pursuing a relationship with anyone.  And I would like for her and Quentin to become friends, which would help their friends group to further warm back up to her (because it really doesn’t help that she’s pretty much been isolated, with mostly just Quentin “putting up with her”... and omg what kind of masochist continues to pursue a guy who’s being that cold to them??).  And eventually, once she’s ready, I’d like to see her pursue a new and healthy relationship instead of trying to force something old and broken to rekindle.  Because frankly, the way the show has changed the timeline and characters had significant impact to the point that I don’t think it can realistically give us the same ending as the book.

[queerwaugh]

my bi ass looking @ weirdos saying it’s biphobic to not ship/dislike qualice

[coronation-eyes]

The thing is, we’ve seen versions of this Q and Alice thing play out in other stories across all of media. It’s the “estranged and bitter exes wind up on Memory Lane, remember why they loved each other in the first place, and reconcile” plot. As of now, this is very clearly where the writers want us to believe they’re headed, especially with that “I helped it wake up and remember what it was before” bullshit.

So, yeah, Queliot people kind of have every reason to assume the worst and be pretty damn pissed off. Of course the writers could be setting it up this way for a hard subversion, I mean that’s what they do. But it could also turn out that the “subtle” build up of Q’s suffering and The Monster mirroring Eliot’s gestures towards him was something we just made up, and in reality they were allowing for several episodes of nothing between 4x05 and now so that they could get Q and Alice back together at the end of the season. Or get them back together and then kill Q to try and make us all cry. Or whatever.

And honestly, slash fandom as a whole doesn’t have enough trust built between themselves and showrunners (or any at all) to just keep the faith and believe they’ll be treated well. This kind of situation is exactly the type of shit that happens to gay ships all the time, so you’ll forgive us if we’re a touch sensitive until we find out one way or another. 

[loonydru]

it’s really hard to stay hopeful when we’re all so used to being led on and let down. i want to believe that they won’t do that to us but this episode just left a bad taste in my mouth. i really hope they don’t do qualice again cause what would have been the point of building up queliot then ????

[moonlightfilly]

So you’re telling me Alice knew about Quentin’s feelings for Eliot all along, and still pushed herself on him and got together with him? So she just waited for that low point of grief, depression, and loneliness and then swooped in? All the while knowing that he was more accepting towards her than earlier in the season only because he was lonely and missing Eliot?