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Thoughts While Watching Gilmore Girls, Season 2, Episode 21- Lorelaiâs Graduation Day, Aka Lovesick Stepcousins In The Big City, Part 3
I'm cheering Rory on as she leaves school grounds, leaving these 35 year old classmates in the dust, and as she manages to pull it off under the eyes of two teachers or administrators. Yes yes yes! Well from here on out it's going to be pure Literati appreciation with only minimal anger and rage, you know, my usual shtick. That being said, when that happens I start to sound a little disjointed, like, this episode is so pure and precious and enjoyable that I really don't have much snarky commentary on it and I can just watch it. What am I without my snark powers?
Destiny awaits. In one of many examples of what I call "Gilmore Girls Poor"*, which is a term I coined myself for how AmyShermanPalladino views lower/middle class/urban/city life, Rory manages to end up in the Port Authority Bus Terminal in another dimension. The Alternate Dimension, 100% white, Spotlessly Clean, Nearly People-Free New York City Bus Terminal where she stared down a scary dude without being stabbed and she was offered a locker to store her book bag. (*More examples of GGP: In season 4, Jess is 19 years old, a high school dropout, and is living in a clean, rat and roach free, enormous New York City apartment with working utiltiies and large windows that in today's housing crisis people would murder him to get, he just needed a bed frame and to pick his shit up off the floor but we are supposed to believe its a crack den; Rory and Lorelai live in a beautiful home and eat take out and restaurant food every day on nothing more than an innkeeper's slary)
This was cute. Rory the little mouse getting ignored by city folk. I love it so much.
I think AmyShermanPalladino inserted this smoking guy to make it look like Rory was in a rough part of town. Someone finally gives our little mouse an abrupt answer on how to get to Washington Square Park where she can meet her stepcousin and her destiny.
The little smirk before he turns around! And then, and then...and then...the big grin when he sees her!
I am STARVING for stepcousins!!!!!! ..And the Emmy Award for the whitest words ever spoken on teleivison goes to Alexis Bledel, as Rory Gilmore in Gilmore Girls:
Baring his naked forearms like a saucy strumpet. Book sticking awkwardly out of his back pocket. He either finds the smallest books or has the roomiest ass pockets that he keeps pulling that off. How does he do that?
This is all so precious and pure I could die.
He is RAPT with attention listening to her silly stories. Show me where Dean or Logan ever paid this much attention to her telling one of these stories.
We know, Bubs. We know :(
Red alert! Red alert! Our first display of physical contact!
Jess says he eats from this hot dog cart every day. Let's unpack this: 1) Holy child neglect, Batman! I mean, Liz Danes. You can't even make your kid a peanut butter and jelly sandwich once in a while? This boy is feral. These are survival hot dogs. This may be all he can afford to eat on his own. 2) How are you still as skinny as a rail? 3) How's your blood pressure? 4) Where are you getting the money?
This sweet bubba unquestionably paid for Rory's lunch like a true gentleman.
I refuse to acknolwedge any sort of Behind the Scenes Hollywood mumbo jumbo like "Milo wasn't ACTUALLY eating the hot dog" or âumm, itâs a prop hot dogâ. i am firmly committed to a scenario where everyone on the set for this episode was like "Milo our precious vegetarian baby boy we will get you a tofu hot dog to eat"
Ending this chapter with this adorable face.
#gilmore girls#gilmore girls season 2#lorelais graduation day#rory gilmore#jess mariano#milo ventimiglia#denise rewatches gilmore girls#literati#step cousins#my heart is bursting#hot dog#feral child#why isnât Jess in school#he ate a hot dog in the movie Armored#I saw him deep throat the thing#tofu dog or commitment to the part that he will ingest meat for a role
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We did see #3 in the lovely episode Lorelai's Graduation Day, the only episode where we actually saw Jess and Rory on a Pre-Date (while they were still a long way off from actually becoming a couple, I totally count it).
scenes of rory and Jess I wish weâd seen
-rory and jess at concerts
-browsing bookstores
-visiting their fave record store and grabbing stuff for Lane
-having quiet reading time but Jess sneaking glances at Rory
-rory forcing Jess to eat Indian, and trying other cuisines
-watching their fave movies and eating junk food
-hanging out at the bridge
-arguing over book theories
-Jess asking rory to sneak out at night and just walk around town or go to their âspotâ
#this episode is so pure and so lovely and so perfect it exists on another plane from all other episodes#lorelais graduation day
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I really don't know if I'm the minority for saying this or if this means I'm a bad fan or person etc, but Rory missing Lorelai's graduation? Neither of Jess or Rory's fault.
It was an impulsive decision by her to hop on to that bus that day, so no, she couldn't have planned it. What she did plan though, is to get to the bus in time to get back home to her mother's graduation. And she did, and Jess went with her decision and didn't hold her back. Everything was going according to plan and Rory could have the day with the boy she is not so secretly smitten with while also making her mother happy by being there for her and giving he Belinda.
Then traffic happened, something that is totally out of anyone's control. People hate Rory in that ep as if she intentionally missed her mom's graduation. She didn't! She was miserable when she found out she did. She confesses her mistakes and regrets when Lorelai confronts her then.
So please, if you want to hate that ep, sure do your thing, but just hate the fact that traffic happened and fate was cruel to her, not because Rory is some sort of an evil spawn and will intentionally hurt her mother.
#gilmore girls#idk if this is just me talking as a jess and rory fan or people aren't seeing the bigger picture here#rory gilmore they could never make me hate you#literati#ep: Lorelai's Graduation Day
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Shall I stay? Would it be a sin If I canât help Falling in love with you?
Happy 22nd Anniversary to Lorelaiâs Graduation Day (aired on May 14th, 2002)!
#this was fate#I think it was#literati#jess mariano#rory gilmore#jess x rory#rory x jess#gilmore girls#literatiedit#jessmarianoedit#rorygilmoreedit#gilmoregirlsedit#usergif#elvis presley#canât help falling in love#my gifs#*#lorelaiâs graduation day#another one of my favorites#they form a heart in the second gif <3
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GILMORE GIRLS 02.21 | Lorelai's Graduation Day
#literatiedit#gilmoregirlsedit#rorygilmoreedit#jessmarianoedit#rory x jess#literati#rory gilmore#jess mariano#*mine#*mygifs#usually i have like some justification for why i made an edit and honestly i don't even know why#i just think their whole time in new york is vv cutie patootie and i love them so much#gilmore girls#*500
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GILMORE GIRLS 2.21 ⢠âLorelai's Graduation Day"
#gilmoregirlsedit#gilmore girls#lorelai gilmore#emily gilmore#richard gilmore#rory gilmore#m:gif#m:gg#đđđ
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A list of reasons why Rory Gilmore is a good person and not the shallow, manipulative person people make her out to be:
Took full responsibility for breaking Parisâs project and offered to help her fix it despite Paris being only rude to her at this point
Didnât tell anyone that Paris had to take her cousin to the Chilton formal despite Paris taunting Rory/saying Rory couldnât get a date
Told Paris that she could talk to her if she ever needed anyone to talk to despite the fact that Paris had just exposed Lorelai and Max kissing to the whole school
Encouraged Tristan to ask out Paris because she knew Paris had feelings for him
Helped Paris get ready for her date with Tristan and allowed her to borrow her motherâs clothes
Reassured her mother several times about her relationship with Max
Agreed to a coming out party because it made her grandmother happy
Helped Paris study numerous times despite Paris almost always antagonizing her
Gave Jess a chance and was nice to him when the rest of the town despised him. She even vouched for him/defended him often.
Took partial responsibility for the car accident with Jess instead of letting him take the entire blame, which the entire town was doing (and she reassured Luke as well).
Dyed Laneâs hair and then also then dyed it again after Lane freaked out (and she even left the Kim house through the window so that Mrs. Kim wouldnât see her)
Agreed to go with her grandfather to visit Yale to make him happy even though she didnât really want to and was only interested in Harvard
Apologized to Dean after their break up and took full responsibility for the problems in their relationship (even though it wasnât all her fault).
Took time out of her busy end of the year schedule (when she was dealing with finals and being valedictorian) to help her grandmother pick out an outfit for her graduation
Went back to Kyleâs house the day after the disastrous party to get Laneâs heavily stained backpack and deliver it to her
Was always super supportive to her friends (Lane with her band, Paris with academics, Lorelai with the Inn, all of them about their relationships, etc.)
Helped her mother throw a baby shower for Sookie (albeit they never got to have said shower).
Took care of Logan when he in the hospital and after even though he hadnât been the best boyfriend at this point.
Always encouraged Dean to pursue his dreams/passions and told him he could do what he put his mind to.
Anyways this is all I can think of off the top of my head but stop saying Rory Gilmore is a terrible person. Yes, she made mistakes, but everyone does lol
#feel free to add more#I probably will haha#rory gilmore#pro rory gilmore#lorelai gilmore#logan huntzberger#liz danes#dave rygalski#lane kim#richard gilmore#emily gilmore#michel gerard#sookie st james#stars hollow#gilmore girls#luke danes#paris geller
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Mal's Gilmore Girls rewatch: Lorelai's Graduation Day 2.21
#ggrewatch#gilmore girls#jess mariano#rory gilmore#luke danes#luke x jess#gifs#gilmoregirlsedit#ggedit#jessmarianoedit#rorygilmoreedit#useramys12#userdanahscott#tuserhaz#tsuserannie#lorelaigilmo#addys-beth#tusercarolina#usercande#usernoa#teendramaedit#usergif#userthing#smallscreensource#milo ventimiglia#alexis bledel#'he doesn't respect luke' my ass
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Unpopular opinion (maybe): Luke's ultimatum at the end of Season 3 inadvertently reinforced Jess's choices that stopped him from finishing high school in the first place.
Disclaimer: The intent here isn't to attack Luke for how he handled things. The overall effect of Luke's presence in Jess's life is undoubtedly positive and instrumental to where Jess ended up. Luke was put in an unfair position that he wasn't prepared for, he genuinely cared and tried his best with the knowledge he had, and it would have been well within his rights to say no to Liz to begin with or to Jess when he came back after the car accident.
From what Jess tells Rory in "Teach Me Tonight," it sounds like he never had much academic support from adults, which is of course why Rory's belief in him will end up meaning so much. Details about Jess's childhood that are revealed once Liz is around suggest that Jess didn't have trustworthy adults in his life and had to learn how to be self-sufficient early. Even though we as the audience can see that Luke is responsible and trustworthy through his own actions and his relationships with people who have known him for many years, Jess doesn't have the same history with him, and it can take a long, long time to unlearn those survival instincts. Additionally, Jess's Walmart manager, as gregarious and pro-corporate as he seems to be, doesn't appear to engage in the practice of pressuring introverts to socialize (which happened to Rory at Chilton) and allows Jess to do something constructive and work toward a tangible reward. Some people get these benefits from going to school, but Jess didn't. Then there's a layer of youthful hubris here because Jess really did seem to think that he could manage all of this and go to school just enough to graduate based on what he tells Rory in S3 E17, Luke in S3 E18, and the principal in S3 E19. With of all this information in mind, it's really not surprising that Jess would prioritize work above school. His logic is self-destructive but understandable, and his fatal flaw ends up being that he committed to more responsibilities than a person could reasonably handle. This isn't the standard media portrayal of ditching school.
Luke's approach to being Jess's guardian is fairly hands-off. After Luke's "laying down the law" talk in the first episode Jess is in, the only requirement we see enforced is that Jess has to work at the diner, which Jess complies with. Luke didn't know Jess was working at Walmart at all until Jess bought his car, he didn't know Jess was eventually working more than full-time hours, and he didn't know Jess was missing as much school as he was. (This last one suggests a significant oversight at the school, which is another story.) When the extent of Jess's work hours is brought to his attention and Lorelai speculates about what is going on, he tells Lorelai that there is no way Jess would skip school and doesn't investigate further. When he realizes Jess is working some days instead of going to school, he offers to pay Jess more at the diner (and later steals his car) to prevent him from working at Walmart (the place he worked before he had a car to earn the money to buy it???) but doesn't press him about what is really going on.
So after all of that, it turns out Jess didn't go to school enough to graduate. Luke does give Jess the option to stay in Stars Hollow and keep going to school, but I could never blame someone for not being able to have a rational conversation immediately after a stranger randomly shows up, claims paternity, and runs out. The emotional damage of that incident really can't be divorced from what happens here. Luke is of course also in crisis mode. Jess didn't graduate because he worked too much, so now he's in a position where his consequence is to keep doing what got him into trouble, only this time he doesn't have anyone looking after him. This isn't what Luke is intending, but his ultimatum basically reinforces Jess's mindset of prioritizing work (i.e. short-term financial security) above school and his reluctance to trust other people, and it reinforces Jess's family history (ironically not including Luke) of abandoning difficult situations (in this case, the aftermath of the fight with Dean) and relationships (in this case, Rory) instead of facing them. Jess ends up on his own with the money he had from work that he was saving for a different car, so he probably thinks it's a good thing he worked as much as he did, and he ends up without adult guidance or restrictions to help him sort all this out and repair the harm he caused. This could have turned out much more darkly than it did, and it's really a miracle that Jess got to where he was by the time he was 21.
When Jess is with Jimmy in California, he acknowledges that he's failed and doesn't know where to go from there. It probably isn't outlandish to think that Jess was earning more as a full-time forklift driver than what he is earning during Season 4. Factoring in the lower cost of living in Stars Hollow or somewhere nearby compared to New York, he probably could have been able earn a decent living if he stayed at Walmart (even if he wouldn't have been better off in the long run). That's probably why Luke's "I'm sorry I didn't think driving a forklift for the rest of your life was good enough for you" stung. It was likely a much better situation than whatever Jess is in mid-Season 4.
In late Season 4, Jess seems resigned to where he is. He doesn't complain or blame anyone else for his circumstances, even when Luke repeatedly mocks him in New York. (Even mid-Season 4, Jess doesn't express anger toward Luke about anything other than Luke stealing his car until Luke provokes him multiple times.) Maybe Jess was already thinking about writing a book or studying for a GED during Season 4, but his posture and mannerisms seem to suggest defeat more than anything else. At this point, Jess might not be envisioning anything other than what he has. It is only after Luke accepts Jess for who he is, and stops seeing him as a failed project, ("You are who you are. I cannot change that, and I'm going to stop trying.") that Jess really starts to move forward. Although Luke isn't even very positive in how he says this, it's still the sort of affirmation Jess always needed and maybe never received from a family member before. Then, he's honest with Luke about his emotions, he's receptive to Luke's advice, he expresses appreciation for what Luke did for him, he offers Luke a way to stay in contact, and he makes a commitment to pay him back even though Luke says he doesn't have to do so. He tries (and fails, for the time being) to make amends with Rory, and after all of these things happen, he progresses into the version of himself that returns in Season 6. Jess pursues a path that Luke doesn't quite understand but has accepted and is proud of (it's also a path that Rory does understand and is proud of, and both forms of support are so important).
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What are some of the insights you gained about Rory (and her relationships with other characters) from watching Seasons 5-7? You mentioned that recently, and I am SOOOO curious to know!
Thank you for this ask!!
Something Iâve always wondered about Rory Gilmoreâs evolution is just how much her entire identity appears to be built on the praise (seasons 1-3) and critiques (seasons 4-7) from everyone else around her. When Rory is doing well and riding the high associated with her success in Seasons 1-3, we only see the cracks in her facade a few times (i.e. when sheâs briefly questioned/prodded by Headmaster Charleston, Jess, Straub, etc.) Season 4 shows Rory in a severely vulnerable light, with her struggling romantically, socially, academically, and emotionally for the first time. Seasons 5 feels like an even more intense build up to the Huntzbergers rejecting her (the dinner with Logan & Mitchum not so kindly telling her the harsh words sheâd likely never heard from an authority figure in her life: âYou just donât have it.â)
Or, how Rory might have interpreted it: âYouâll never be good enough for this job youâve been wanting and working towards your entire life.â Thatâs a massive blow to the ego. This may not have been what Mitchum intended, but thatâs absolutely how it landed with her. The proof is in the stolen yacht.
Her entire external life (I say external, because I am of the belief her internal life is a lot more nuanced) is built on living up to the expectations placed upon her by her mother, her grandmother, her grandfather, her teachers, her friends, her boyfriends, and the citizens of Stars Hollow. The second that world starts to crumble, either from external pressures or Roryâs own mistakes, her entire worldview is thrown into question.
Anytime she is prodded, she is forced to confront her lack of decisiveness, her lack of impulse control, and her lack of real self-worth. The first time I think we really see this is her first day at Chilton, but she eventually rises to the occasion. The second time is probably âteach me tonightâ when Jess questions whether sheâs actually ready and prepared for the career she wants. Then, sheâs quickly defensive in the required therapy sessions at Yale, before devolving into a break down at a few simple questions from the counselor. She breaks down again and dyes her hair when faced with the notion she may not have a plan after graduation (And girl, same.)
Each and every time, you see the same shift in her expression: sheâs unsure, sheâs questioning, sheâs weighing whatever the person or situation is telling her against her own understanding of who she is. Instead of finding the strength to challenge herself and outright reject those expectations, she finds herself utterly lost in them. And yes, so much of this stems from the âgifted kidâ narrative, but I also think itâs a lesson in allowing your children to be who they really are, not who you think they are (or want them to be). I think Lorelai mostly did this unintentionally, but it still crops up whenever the conversation of âRory is our golden child/Savior of the Gilmore Family Nameâ arises.
Do I really think Rory has what it takes to be a journalist? Thatâs debatable, but Iâd argue yes. Technically and creatively, sheâd excel. But her grit and tenacity come and go. They wane even in the face of genuine success/getting what she wants. I rewatched the last Friday night dinner scene in season 7. Lorelai says âYouâve worked so hard for this (the campaign job)â And Rory says âYeahâŚI guess soâŚâ like sheâs trying to convince herself itâs what she wants (she does this a lot!) I tend to think she WAS excited by the opportunity, but considering how challenging a job like that could be, her trepidation makes sense.
I also want to briefly mention the parallel between Jess and Roryâs behavior after they are both told they arenât good enough. Both say something to the effect of âI donât want to be here, I donât want to be around other people right now,â before making impulsive choices. Talk about going on the same journey!
This has all likely been pointed out before, but I am continually fascinated by how Rory in particular has become villainized for so much of her Season 4-6 behavior. While I think some of that criticism is valid (the pattern of cheating, for example), some of it also feels a little sexist. I also think we have to take Roryâs entire arc into account when considering why she makes the choices she makes. Her core identity is built on not only the expectations of everyone around her, but also her OWN expectations of herself, which we have to believe in some cases (maybe not the relationship stuff lol) are fairly high. So when she fails to live up to her own high school valediction version of herself, she simplyâŚcrumbles.
Okay, this was too LONG, but at some point, I would really love to do a deep dive into Roryâs thought process when it comes to Logan cheating on her and how she distinguishes her own cheating behavior from his. I also want to go into the revival more. I have many thoughts about that. đ
#gilmore girls#rory gilmore#so I literally wrote a five paragraph defense essay of Rory Gilmore#oops#if you all read this full thing#that would be exceptionally cool#jess mariano#literati#lorelai gilmore#logan huntzberger
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almost perfect | jess mariano
PAIRING â jess mariano x fem!gilmore!reader
REQUEST â Anon - Where Emily and Richard have a kid a year older than Rory (they had her before Lorelai got pregnant with her) and sheâs sent to love with Lorelai around the same the same time jess moves to town? And they meet all cutesy and shit đ¤
SUMMARY â you move to stars hollow to live with your sister, lorelai, and end up falling for the one person who understands you - and the one person your sister doesn't like
WARNINGS â angst, familiy arguments, odd family dynamics, confessions, fluff
WORD COUNT â 3,461
NOTES â this idea has had me in a chokehold fr thank you anon
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Moving to a new town and starting your life at a new high school with only two years left before graduation was difficult. But moving into your sisterâs town, and going to a school where her daughter was a former student, and everyone already knows who you are, is infinitely worse.Â
You supposed that being semi-close to Rory as kids was a good thing, because if it werenât for knowing her and, by extension, knowing Lane, youâd be wandering these halls completely alone, and doubly more confused.Â
Dean and Lane were angels, helping you with every piece of much needed information on what teachers were good or bad, who to avoid at every chance, and where to not sit during lunch. They promised to do their best to help, but Laneâs mother was as strict as a dictator, and Dean often worked after school, so beyond sitting with them in the classes you happened to share, there wasnât much they could do.Â
Still, Rory walked you to the doors before heading off to catch the bus to Chilton, taking extra care to make sure you were okay before leaving. It was nice, the relationship you had with her despite everything.Â
Lorelai wasnât too happy that you were staying at theirs, but she understood why you had to leave your parents behind. Or, more realistically, why you were forced to walk out. Itâs why she left them 17 years ago.Â
Despite the age gap between you and your sister, Lorelai was all too aware of why you were born. Of how your parents treated the both of you, and the fact that no child shouldâve been raised under the Gilmore name. She was never really close with you, considering you were only a few months older than Rory, but you understood. No 16 year old should be raising a kid while her parents are raising a baby themselves.Â
But, she was kind enough to open her arms, and redecorate her spare bedroom, to fit you in. She got you a place at Stars Hollow High, settled you in with the townspeople, and did anything in her power to help.Â
However, there was no helping the bundle of anxiety in your chest as you headed from your locker to homeroom. The school was small, of course. Not small enough to have a graduating class size of under 70 kids, but small enough that people knew who was attached to your last name. Small enough for people to start asking questions.Â
Homeroom itself was fine. Lane and Dean had different homeroom classes, and people whispered when your name was called during attendance, but everything else was fine. The boy you sat next to seemed entirely unbothered by the environment around him, clutching a pen as he wrote in the margins of the book he carried - On The Road, by Jack Kerouac. Rory had lent the book to you not even two weeks ago, and you mentally appraised him for his literary taste.Â
Of course, you shouldâve known that trouble wouldâve found you not long after your first day.Â
Between second and third period, youâd been standing at your locker, supposedly the one Rory used to inhabit - and one youâd already decorated with stickers of bands and movie references - switching out your books when three girls approached you. You were already not prepared for any unexpected interactions, but these girls spelled trouble, just from the way they were all blonde, pretty and primped at 9am, in a small town high school. You expected it from the Chilton girls, sure, but not here.Â
âYouâre Y/n Gilmore, right?â The one in the middle said, her mouth upturned in something like a grimace.Â
âYeah, why?â
âWell we saw you during homeroom and we were wondering,â the girl on the left spoke, her gum popping annoyingly as she chewed on it. âIf youâre, like, a Gilmore, does that make you Roryâs sister?â
âYeah, we didnât know Rory had a sister.âÂ
âHow come weâve never seen you before? I mean, you both shouldâve gone to the same school, right?â
âOh, my God, are you not her sister? Or were you just like, in rehab or something?â
âOh my God, are you a drug addict?â
The girls continued to chirp at you, and among themselves, endlessly thinking up possibilities of how you could be Roryâs sister and still not go to Stars Hollow High until now. You didnât even know they had that much brain power, let alone that they could jump to that far of a conclusion so fast.Â
Suddenly, from behind you, someone spoke. âWhy donât you girls leave her alone, huh?âÂ
They stopped, almost freakishly in sync, and grimaced at the person behind you.Â
âSeriously, Barbie, why donât you go fix your makeup or something.â He scoffed, stepping up to stand beside you. âAnd honestly, if she was a tweaker, do you really think sheâd even be allowed in the school?â
âI-â
âJust go away,â he complained, and the girl in the middle scoffed.Â
âWhatever, Jess. Just trying to get to know the new girl.â She rolled her eyes.
You didnât stop yourself from looking at the trio in disbelief. âYou sure have a funny way of doing it, then. Why donât you make up rumours about someone else and leave me the hell out of it. Or have you gotten bored of doing it to everyone else?â
It was amusing, watching the shock make their jaws drop before they managed to saunter away. When you turned to look at the boy who helped save you from that awful experience, you found the person who sat next to you in homeroom.Â
âThanks.â
âNo problem,â he shrugged, a slight smirk playing on his lips, and you noticed that his hands were shoved in his front pockets. âTrust me, those girls do that to everyone. Y/n, right?â
âThatâs me. And youâre Jess.âÂ
âYep.âÂ
You stood silently for a few moments, staring awkwardly at one another. Just as you opened your mouth to speak, the warning bell rang, and the noise level around you picked up as students rushed to their next classes.Â
âSee you around, Y/n.â And just like that, Jess disappeared into the crowd of students, leaving you to gather your things and head to calculus, one of the few classes you shared with Lane.Â
Itâs been almost two months since you moved to Stars Hollow, and you found that adjusting was a lot easier than you first thought it would be. Despite having Lane and Dean at your side, you also seemed to be one of the lucky few to catch and retain Jess Marianoâs attention. He was, to everyone else, the loner who barely came to class and had no interest in being in the town in the first place; but he seemed to take a liking to you, the reason for which was still unknown to everyone but him.Â
He was quick to become your best friend, and the only person in town who you gave a detailed description of your family background to. Somehow, the rumours that the girls who forced you into conversation never made it outside of their circle, but at some point the truth about your relationship with the Gilmore girls was spread around town, as you assumed would happen at some point.Â
Still, no one minded that much, and found that your closeness to Rory and Lorelai meant that you were close to everyone in Stars Hollow. The welcoming warmth and sense of community was something that you had never felt in Hartford.Â
Jess, of course, found it annoying, but you liked to tease him about it, and you knew he meant well. No one else seemed to want to care about him like you did, like Luke did. Including Lorelai, who was less than pleased that you chose to befriend him out of all the other supposedly stand-up kids in town.Â
It wasnât uncommon for you to have Jess over while Lorelai and Rory went to Hartford for Friday night dinners. In fact, it was what you had in mind for your plans as you watched the mother-daughter duo scramble around the house to get ready.Â
Rory was, as usual, ready to leave exceptionally early, and had bid you a cheerful goodbye as she headed out to the car to wait for her mom, who was marching her way down the stairs while struggling to put in earrings.Â
Lorelai caught sight of you on the couch, curled up and channel surfing, and smiled. âSo, what are your plans for tonight? Partying hard, I hope. Remember my rule, no bikers and no drugs past 8pm.â
âFunny, Lorelai,â you smiled, craning your neck to look at her as she shoved items from the side table into her purse. âIâll probably just order in and call Jess. Heâs never doing anything on Fridays, and itâs better than being alone all night.âÂ
Your sister paused in the hallway, fidgeting movements indicating that she was contemplating something.Â
âCan I ask you something?â
âSure, whatâs up?â
Lorelai turned fully, and took a few tentative steps toward you. Her iconic awkwardly polite smile stretched across her features, and you looked her up and down. âWhy do you hang out with Jess so much? Sweetie, I mean, youâve gotta see how bad of an influence he is.âÂ
âHeâs not a bad influence, Lor. If anything, Iâm being a good influence on him.â You said, sitting up straighter, leaning on the arm of the couch to properly face your sister. âBesides, heâs nice. He just doesnât like a lot of other people in town.âÂ
âSo youâre trying to tell me that heâs nice to everyone but you?â
âYes, and I donât exactly see whatâs wrong with that.âÂ
âWell, hon, I mean, donât you think that maybe thatâs a little, I dunno, odd?â Lorelai suggested, her fluster clearly underlining her tone.Â
You shrugged. âI donât think so, no. Heâs my best friend.âÂ
âYes, I know that, but-â Lorelai tapped her foot, trying to find the right words to say. âI think youâre spending too much time with him, Y/n, and I just think itâs gonna end up with you getting hurt somehow.âÂ
âHurt?â You scoffed. âLorelai, how in the world would Jess be able to hurt me?â
Lorelai sighed, stepping closer to you. âI think you like him, Y/n. I think you have a crush on him, and I donât think he likes you back. I just donât want you to do anything and then end up being heartbroken and losing Jess as a friend.âÂ
You? Having feelings for Jess? It was something you could barely wrap your mind around. Lorelaiâs accusations, even if out of some sort of motherly-type concern, were out of line. There was no way you liked Jess like that, right? And besides, even if you did, she didnât have the right to try to stop you from doing or not doing anything about it.Â
âWhy are you so concerned about this all of a sudden?â You asked, furrowing your brow. âI mean, Iâve been hanging out with Jess one on one for a while, itâs not like all of a sudden Iâll catch feelings for him or something.â
âI understand that, but Iâm saying that it seems like you caught feelings a while ago, Y/n.â Lorelai said, exasperation clear in the speed at which she was talking.Â
You resisted the urge to roll your eyes. Why wonât she just drop it? âIâve got it handled, Lorelai, please, just leave it be and go to dinner. Youâre gonna be late, and you know how much mom hates that. Especially when youâre late.â
Lorelai scoffed. âI have plenty of time before we have to go. Now will you please tell me why you have such an attitude about this? Iâm just trying to look out for you. Jess isnât good for you, and I just want to-âÂ
âI get that Lorelai but I donât need you to.â You snapped, swiftly getting to your feet. âI donât need you to protect me, or look out for my best interest, or be motherly toward me. I get that youâre trying to make up for the fact that you couldnât protect me as a kid and I ended up getting kicked out or whatever, but youâre not my mother.â Your blood was boiling. You didnât know why, but it seemed that something within you just⌠snapped. âI donât need you, Lorelai.â Your words pierced Lorelaiâs heart with every bit of enunciation you placed on them.Â
âAnd it doesnât matter what kind of influence Jess is on me, because our mother made sure to ruin me beforehand. You of all people should understand that.âÂ
Lorelai stood, shocked at your outburst. Sheâd never seen more of herself in someone before, and still, she was heartbroken. Tears brimmed her eyes as she realized that, despite what you just said was more than likely teenage hormones kicking into gear, it was the truth. She tried, as hard as she could, to protect you as a kid. Harder than she tried to get herself out of that house. But she failed, because Rory came first, always. You didnât need her anymore, not to raise or protect you.Â
âYouâre right,â Lorelai nodded, clearing her throat before blinking away her tears. âYouâre too grown up to need me anymore. I just⌠wanted to make sure you knew I cared. That I was worried. But you donât need me, so go ahead and make whatever decisions you want to. Itâs not on me.âÂ
You watched Lorelai turn and walk out of the house, the door rattling the house as it swung shut. And suddenly, the silence pressed in on you, weighted with the realization of what youâd just done. Months of trying desperately to repair your relationship with Lorelai, of further building your relationship with Rory, only to have it torn down in seconds by your stupid teenage denial and anger.Â
The weight of your actions came crashing down, and soon you were sitting back on the couch, sobbing into your hands.Â
You donât know how long you spent stuck in that spot until the house rattled again, and Jess was calling out to you, telling you what he forced Luke to make for the both of you to eat during your hangout tonight.Â
Jess barely heard you crying on the couch until the food was on the table and he turned to find you there, back to him, curled into yourself as you sobbed. His voice faded instantly, his legs making long, quick strides in order to reach you as fast as he could. Jessâ mind was a flurry of confusion and worry - you sounded fine when he called you an hour ago.Â
As soon as you were within reach, Jessâ hand gripped your shoulder, refusing to let himself lose the grasp he had on you even after he manoeuvred himself to sit next to you. He shuffled as close as he could get, and it was those movements that forced your head up from where it rested on your knees, enclosed by your arms wrapping around your legs.Â
âHey,â he said, trying his best to soothe you, but Jess wasnât one to do that sort of thing often. âWhatâs wrong?â
âI am,â you croaked, followed by a sniffle and a shaking breath. âIâm so stupid, Jess.âÂ
Jessâ hand moved down your shoulder, until it squeezed your forearm comfortingly. âNo, youâre not. And youâre obviously not okay. Tell me what happened.âÂ
As soon as the words left his mouth, you shook your head. Telling Jess that you argued with Lorelai over him would just make things worse with her, and telling him it was about your feelings for him would ruin things altogether.
âI canât.â You said quietly. âItâs nothing you need to worry about, okay, Jess? I was just stupid and itâs my fault, I donât wanna drag you into this.â
âNo, I do have to worry about it, Y/n.â Jess said, his words firm. You could see his brows furrowing, eyes darkening. His emotions were brewing, and you knew you wouldn��t be able to stop it. âYouâre my best friend. Hell, youâre my only friend, and I donât know how you managed to do it, but I care about you. I actually care about someone for once in my life, and itâs you. So tell me what happened, drag me into it, because I⌠I care.âÂ
You couldnât help but chuckle a little bit. Sniffling once again, you moved yourself to wipe some tears from your cheeks and put your hand on top of the hand Jess laid on your forearm. You stared at your hands and soaked in his warmth as you spoke. âIt was Lorelai, we fought and-â
âOf course it was,â Jess scoffed.
You rolled your eyes. âJess, just let me-âÂ
âNo, she always has something to say about- about everything.â He said.
âLet me finish, please.â When Jess didnât speak again, you continued. âI told her you and I were gonna hang out for the night and she sort of⌠well, she mentioned a few things and I got angry and we fought. I was an idiot and I yelled at her for trying to be my mother because she didnât protect me as a kid and it just⌠it was a disaster.âÂ
Jess scoffed again, pulling his hand back and scrubbing his face, leaning into the couch. âOf course, she had to say something about you being with me. What, does she think weâre gonna rob a bank as a fun casual activity? I mean, seriously, sheâs had it out for me since day one.â
You leaned forward, re-initiating the touch by resting your arm on his shoulder, your hand just barely grazing the back of his neck. âShe doesnât think weâre good for each other. At all. But sheâs wrong, I know she is.âÂ
âMe too,â Jess sighed, looking over at you.Â
The silence that filled the space between you, and your stomach was churning. Lorelaiâs words came back to you, and as much as you didnât want her in your head right now, you knew, deep down, that what sheâd said about your feelings for Jess were true.Â
Before you could stop yourself, you pulled away and the words came tumbling out, awkward and choppy and full of anxiety. âShe was right about one thing, though.âÂ
Again, Jess scoffed an almost playful smirk lifting the corners of his lips. âOh yeah, and what was that?â
âThat I⌠have feelings for you.â You said, following it with an awkward and bashful smile. It was now or never, you supposed. âI mean, I didnât even realize it until just now so donât yell at me for keeping it a secret or something but she is right. Youâre the only other person besides her and Rory and Luke that I care about and even then I care more about you than them and all I almost ever think or talk about is you and it sucks and I donât want to keep it to myself. If you donât want to be friends anymore I understand because itâs weird to have a friend who has feelings for you, trust me, so you can just leave now if you want-â
Jessâ lips crashing onto your own cut off the breathless ramble you had found yourself in. Your brain nearly completely shut down, complete peace silencing all the anxious thoughts in your head as you closed your eyes. By the time you registered that you needed to kiss back, Jess was pulling away, but you refused to let the moment end. He barely made it inches away before you were chasing his lips, placing a hand on his jaw to guide him back to you.Â
The kiss was simple, but it was as if it sparked something within you, and every nerve in your body felt the emotion within you. You never imagined youâd be kissing a guy like Jess. Hell, you never imagined youâd find someone like him, someone so damn near perfect for you, in your lifetime. But you did, and he was kissing you, and you couldnât give a damn about what anyone else would think when they found out. Because right now, it was just you and Jess, and no one else knew, and things were almost perfect, and that was what was important.Â
Youâd fix things with Lorelai tomorrow, and you werenât sure youâd ever truly fix things with your parents; one day youâd try, just not yet. But for right now, all that mattered was yourself and Jess.
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Thoughts While Watching Gilmore Girls, Season 2, Episode 21- Lorelaiâs Graduation Day, Aka Lovesick Stepcousins In The Big City, Part 4
In my previous post, I stated this was the first time Rory and Jess had ever touched each other, but my friend @kimberly-stocks pointed out that was technically not true.
However, in the two previous instances, Rory shoved him out the door in There's The Rub, and then dragged him home by his sleeve in Dead Uncles and Vegetables, so I stand by this being the first display of real affectionate touch shared between our stepcousins. We know why Rory isn't in school, but the same can't be said for Jess. Look, it's something of a tossup between him flat out skipping school like Rory did (coincidentally, on the same day she decided to surprise him) or Liz just flat out didn't re-enroll him and so he's wandering the streets like a feral cat, poaching hot dogs and records and wandering stepcousins.
I was expecting an Okuh but I'll take a Whatever.
I really wanted to know if this shirt was based on a real band or musical tour. So I googled "Hardkore Kidd" and found this amazing bit of trivia.
Thank you Women in Revolt for that bit of interest. I googled it a bit further and indeed, Hardcore Kidd was the stage name of a wrestler. I thought it was the name of a band, and I'm sure 98% of you reading this thought the same... As far as him wearing something other than a band tshirt being "out of character" for Jess, we must agree to disagree. The "he actually watches wrestling sometimes" and "he only wore it ironically" are both plausible angles in my opinion. But he's also our thrift store king, and he probably just thought it looked rad. And it is. It's a rad shirt.
"From (someplace) to (Sudan?) to (someplace) to Baltimore"
Mmm, good tofu dogs. Rory is weirdly over the top delighted by the taste of this street wiener like she's never eaten a hot dog before in her gosh dang life. I will not sully this wholesome thing they've got going on here with tasteless wiener jokes. I will not make wiener jokes...I will not make wiener jokes.. Ladies and gentleman of the Jury, I will now present my findings as to whether or not Milo Ventimiglia Actually Ate A Wiener. In Exhibit A, It looks as if Mr. Ventimiglia actually partially consumed the wiener, as you can observe there is some definite mouth-to-wiener contact. In Exhibit B, Mr. Ventimiglia's wiener appears to have at least one nibble mark; while on the other hand , Ms. Bledel only pretended to be eating the wiener Mr. Ventimiglia had so generously procured for her, and there is no chunk missing from her wiener until several moments later.
Damn it, I'm weak.
Milo's wiener still only has one bite taken out of it, but he's been chewing for about a solid minute. If I didn't already know Rory was going to respond "do they allow hot dogs on the subway", I'd have scripted her to respond "But I already have a hot dog, I don't want a sandwich" when Jess said he was going to Subway. Come on, admit Rory would say something like that and that I'm hella funny. ADMIT IT. (Subway is the name of a chain of sandwich restaurants). He is adorably patient with her cluelessness, god bless him.
(The above is supposed to be a video; I apologize, since it's likely that by the time you read this, Tumblr will have borked it and made it unwatchable. If you can see it, be sure to click to watch it. Youâve been blessed).
There's my Okuh! A high pitched one, so you know he's happy. It was perfect. Sigh. Bless. If this episode were a human person, I'd marry it. I'm freaky like that.
#milo ventimiglia#jess mariano#rory gilmore#gilmore girls#denise rewatches gilmore girls#gilmore girls season 2#lorelais graduation day#okuh#hot dogs#wieners#literati#step cousins
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meet the hobbs family đ
! tw mention of alcohol abuse
florence & elliot have sworn to each other that they will make a peaceful life for themselves.
not long after graduating from highschool, florence hobbs left henford under the advice of her father to 'lead a successful life'. turns out, the success most people find in san myshuno is an expensive, mouldy apartment, a toxic relationship and a draining office job. returning to henford after only a year was the hardest thing she had ever done - the fear of disappointing her father ran deep and she soon started spending her days at the village bar.
there, working the bar, was elliot goodwin - her old middle school classmate. it was no secret in henford that elliot completely cut ties with his wealthy and influential family. stuck as the often overlooked middle child, elliot felt suffocated on all sides: strict parents who demanded he pursue an economy degree (which he did not want), an overly egotistical older brother who was set to inherit the family's wine company, and a competitive younger brother who tried his hardest to steal it away.
they found each other on opposite sides of that bar, with very different backgrounds and struggles, but struggling nonetheless. months later, they started spending their days in the bramblewood instead.
falling in love, softly, quietly, as you do, with no hesitation.
after what seemed like the most transformative year of her life, florence learns she is pregnant with their son finley. soon elliot proposes, and they exchange vows in the bramblewood.
there were only peaceful days ahead: finn's birth, building their farmhouse, colourful vegetable patches, cricket - the puppy finn begged for on his 4th birthday, taking care of quirky geese, and most recently, the birth of their twin girls lacey and lorelai.
"if i am worth anything later
i am worth something now
for wheat is wheat
even if people think it is a grass in the beginning."
#spending fall with this family#i love them sm#elliot is henford's johnny zest#florence is a self insert LMAO#simblr#sims 4#sims 4 aesthetic#sims 4 cc#sims 4 custom content#ts4#sims 4 maxis match#sims 4 screenshots#the sims community#sims 4 gameplay#ts4cc#sims community#showusyoursims#hobbs*
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Clarissa Gilmore - Gilmore Girls OC
~ General ~
Full Name: Clarissa Emily Gilmore
Nicknames: Clary (By most)
Birthdate: June 21st, 1985
Residence: Hartford, Connecticut | New York City, New York | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
~ Physical Appearance ~
Hair Colour: Brown
Eye Colour: Blue
Skin Tone: Pale
Height: 5â7
Body Type: Ectomorph
Misc: she has freckles, high cheekbones, and a defined jawline
Faceclaim: Michelle Tractenberg
~ Background ~
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut
As the youngest daughter of Emily and Richard Gilmore, Clarissa was raised with her sister looming over her. Her parents were always rather overbearing and protective over her. Clarissa was expected to fulfill many of their expectations for Lorelai. However, she was quite different from her sister.
~ Family ~
Mother: Emily Gilmore
Growing up, Emily placed many expectations on Clarissa. She was expected to fulfill the hole left by Lorelaiâs unceremonious escape. However, Emily often encourages Clarissaâs interests and aspirations. Emily can be a bit strict to Clarissa, anxious not to let her end up like her sister.
Father: Richard Gilmore
Richard and Clarissa are very different people. This often shows in their near-opposite views on life. While Clarissa is much more prone to imagination and creativity, Richard prides himself on his realism and practicality. This causes arguments between them, particularly on the subject of Clarissaâs aspirations in the artistic world. Nonetheless, at the end of the day, Richard can normally be persuaded to see Clarissaâs vision and is proud of her regardless.
Sister: Lorelai Gilmore
Lorelai and Clarissa have a simultaneously united yet awkward relationship. With Lorelai often talking their parents down from their more deranged plans for herself and Clary. However, as Lorelai was largely not part of Claryâs life, their relationship is closer to distant relatives rather than sisters.
Niece: Lorelai âRoryâ Gilmore
Rory and Clarissaâs relationship is often charged with resentment. To Clary, Rory is everything she isnât. Booksmart, with respectable and realistic plans for her future, and without Claryâs rebellious streak. Clary was often subject to comparison by her parents to Rory and their relationship has suffered from her jealousy.
~ Schooling & Career ~
School: Chilton Preparatory Academy
Best Class: English Literature/Art
Worst Class: Biology
Clubs:
The Franklin - Staff Member
Clarissa wrote the Arts & Culture section for the Chilton school paper, The Franklin. She concentrated on local artists and activities around Hartford and wrote reviews of gallery shows and performances.
Chilton Preparatory Society for the Arts - Founder & President
Clarissa formed the Chilton Preparatory Society for the Arts in her freshman year. The society regularly holds charity shows to raise money for various causes, both philanthropic and academic.
Sports:
Basketball - Team Manager
Clarissa played basketball in primary school. Unfortunately, she sucked at it. In secondary, she became team manager for the boys team as there was no girls team.
University: Columbia University/Barnard College
Major: Fine Arts
Minors: World Literature, Art History
Career: Artist
Following her graduation, Clary, anxious to leave New York after her breakup with Charles, received an offer to be an Artist-in-Residence in Philadelphia from a friend. She accepted immediately and moved there.
~ Personality & Traits ~
Personality: Since she was a child, Clarissa has always been a creative person. Ever curious, some of her fondest memories include visiting museums in Hartford with her parents. Clarissa is quite friendly and sweet. She enjoys learning about people and is an extrovert. A lover of all things artistic, Clarissa is never as happy as when she is in her room, painting or sketching with a good playlist on her stereo. Clarissa has a rather dry sense of humour, much like her sister.
Likes: Art, poetry, golfing, travelling, basketball, soap operas, thai food, pretty things, music, theatre, spicy food
Dislikes: Sculpture, boredom, blandness, dull colours, hiking, math
Hobbies: Painting, drawing, writing poetry, reading
Favourite Place: Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
~ Relationships ~
Best Friend:
Avonlea Carter
Avonlea and Clarissa have been best friends since they were in diapers. Avonlea, the star of the Drama and Music department, complimented Clarissaâs fine arts-based talents perfectly. The pair have never had a fight and lived together in New York until Clarissa moved to Philadelphia.
Friends:
Louise Grant
Madeline Lynn
Nola March
Julia Kenting
Love Interests:
Theodore âTeddyâ Carter
Claryâs first love, Teddy Carter, was her best friendâs older brother. They had known each other since they were children and Clary had had feelings for him for years. Teddy asked Clary to the Chilton Dance and she obviously accepted. Clary initially assumed he asked her because she was his little sisterâs friend and didnât have a date but he tells her he has feelings for her. They dated for about a year until his graduation. He was going to university across the country.
Jack Seymour
Jack Seymour and Clary had known each other for years. A member of the Chilton basketball team, Jack had joined up his freshmen year because he thought Clary was pretty. He made a habit of flirting with Clary, which she dismissed as just teasing. One evening at a party, Jack and Clary kissed. Clary quickly came to the realization that she had feelings for Jack. She asked him out a few days later and he said yes. They dated until a few weeks into college, when Jack broke up with her.
Patrick Nguyen
Patrick Nguyen deserved a lot better than what Clary gave him. Fresh off her breakup with Jack, Clary met Patrick at a college bar. They hooked up and she gave him her number. For the next year, Clary and Patrick entered a casual relationship. One evening, Clary told Patrick she loved him. She was drunk, and regretted it immediately. But, Patrick responded in kind. Clary couldnât find it in herself to tell him she didnât mean it. They started dating. For 3 months, Clary couldnât get up the courage to tell him. Until, one night, it just slipped out. âI donât love you.â And that was that, they broke up.
Charles Wendler
Charles Wendler was Claryâs first devestating heartbreak. She met him in her Art History class. He was an exchange student from England completing his graduate program and, to Clary, completely fascinating. Charles strung her along for a while, sometimes seeming head-over-heels and other times completely uninterested. On Claryâs 22st birthday, Charlesâs girlfriend came to his apartment to surprise him while they were in a⌠compromising position. She didnât see Charles for a week after that and heard nothing from him. She learned from her art history professor that he had gone back to England.
Jess Mariano
Clarissa remains convinced her and Jessâs meeting was an act of destiny. She wasnât planning on staying in Philadelphia beyond her six month contract. But, Clarissa came into Truncheon Books one day, and he was working. She recognized him and they started talking. They met for coffee, as she didnât really know anyone in Philly. They became fast friends, and as her contracted period came to a close, their feelings for each other became more apparent. They both knew about their mutual feelings but refused to confront them. When Clary told him she would be leaving in a few days, Jess was angry. They argued and she stormed out. They didnât speak until the day of her flight out. Jess came to her apartment and she kissed him spontaneously. She bailed on her flight and ended up staying in Philadelphia with Jess.
Rivals:
Rory Gilmore
~ Misc & Notes ~
She loves Billy Joel with her entire heart.
Her favourite thing to paint is portraits, but she doesnât do them very often because theyâre very time-consuming and itâs hard to find models.
She and her dad used to go golfing every Sunday and she got to be really good at it. She still is.
She spent the summer between her graduation and first year of university in italy, painting.
Went on one hiking trip in 8th grade and swore on her life she would never do it again. She got her period for the first time on the trip and had to use toilet paper as a pad for the entire trip.
Whenever she is upset or stressed she goes to the Museum of Art and looks at all the paintings.
Sucks at sculpture, sheâs just never been able to do it.
#oc: clarissa gilmore#gilmore girls#lorelai gilmore#emily gilmore#gilmore girls oc#oc aesthetic#original character#oc lore#jess mariano#jess mariano x reader#jess mariano x oc#gilmore oc#stars hollow
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Why did you come here? I mean, you ditched school and everything. Thatâs so not you. Whyâd you do it? Because you didnât say goodbye.
GILMORE GIRLS | 2.21 âLorelaiâs Graduation Dayâ
#Jessâs smile in the fourth gif thoughâŚ#literati#jess mariano#rory gilmore#jess x rory#rory x jess#gilmore girls#literatiedit#jessmarianoedit#rorygilmoreedit#gilmoregirlsedit#my gifs#*#such a cute scene#theyâre so in love with each other
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GILMORE GIRLS 02.21 | Lorelai's Graduation Day 06.08 | Let Me Hear Your Balalaikas Ringing Out
#literatiedit#gilmoregirlsedit#literati#rory x jess#gilmore girls#*mine#*mygifs#he knows her better than anyone else ! ! !#also it was lowkey hard to like find a good part of this conversation to gif so i decided on this bit#bc when he actually says this isn't you his back was to the camera#also if someone has made this comparison already#do not look at me#*500
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