#jess x rory

[morgane-art]

I'm sure he's not even listening to a word she says in the last gif lol

#Staring At The Love Of Your life At Town Meetings Like

[poguelandia]

So, tell me…what's your decision on smoking that depending on? On what's gonna happen. When? Now. […] Well, whatever else happens between us, at least we know that part works…what? I have to go. What? Did I do something? No, no, this was…you were — are, it was wonderful. And I look forward to many similar occurrences in the future, but right now? I have to go, understand? Not at all. It's more fun that way, isn't it?

[not-with-you-but-of-you]

#live slug reaction: literati edition

[williamprattz]

September 6th National Read A Book Day

[limitedseries]

Jess and Rory + The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology

[teendramas]

GILMORE GIRLS 2.13: A-Tisket, A-Tasket

[coolchickblog]

“There she goes. There she goes again”🤎📚☕️🍂

[literatigifs]

Rory and Jess - Physical touch

[weepynymph]

Oh Boy have I made a discovery

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

#Chatty Wife + Amused Husband

[pensbridge]

Honestly, the 5 love languages are cool and all, but superior and an instant indicator for my all time faves is the 6th and imaginative form: Banter.

[not-with-you-but-of-you]

Rory and Jess + "epithets" for each other

[phantomoftheorpheum]

gilmore girls || 3x09 - a deep-fried korean thanksgiving

[the-overreactress]

I've been into a lot of contrapuntal poetry lately, so I thought I'd try my hand at it. This one features my favorite ship of all time, literati <3

[rainbluealoekitten]

wait wait wait but have we all heard rory's monologue in "Lorelai's Graduation Day?" I just rewatched it and it has me in tears, because all I remembered was so much love when she was in NY and then just dread for the rest of the episode, to the point that I almost skipped watching the end. I'm so glad I didn't because THIS is THE scene that really illustrates what Rory struggles with and explains so many of her future actions.... this and the way Lorelai reacts. I love Lorelai but her silence just confirms to Rory all of these HORRIBLE things she believes about herself and that she HAS to be the perfect, punctual, girl that she "is" and she HAS to be with Dean and she HAS to do what is SAFE and RIGHT and GOOD good good, it ALWAYS comes back to the fact that Rory Gilmore has to be *good* or else she is nothing. She believes this to the point that she is in tears crying and calling herself a horrible person because she went to see Jess and... the bus broke down? It's flighty but it's not the pinnacle of evil, but because of her upbringing, because of who she is, she does consider this the antithesis of who she is meant to be, and Lorelai ultimately plays into this. It's just such a heartbreaking scene because Rory is already at a point where *she needs help.* This is not an act of beating oneself up for attention or validation, and definitely NOT to distract from Lorelai being hurt, but rather it is a real glimpse into the absolutely unbearable pressure Rory is under. There's more to say and direct links to be had with later episodes and seasons, but regardless, I just think this scene is one of the most important ones in understanding Rory, her mindset, and her later "downfall."

[teendramas]

GILMORE GIRLS 2.16, There’s the Rub