Ignoring the depressing nature of “Saving All My Love For You” I’m just gonna keep listening to “I Wanna Dance With Somebody” and imagine both Brittana and Faberry dancing to it.
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I Feel Pretty/Unpretty
Rachel: My outsides are gay, my insides are gay. Everytime I think I'm straight, in comes Quinn Fabray. I've tried the different gen-der, but I like the same. At the end of the day, Faberry is endgame! I'm not tripping.
Quinn: Wait, what?
Rachel: ...Fabathroom. Now.
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Ignoring the depressing nature of “Saving All My Love For You” I’m just gonna keep listening to “I Wanna Dance With Somebody” and imagine both Brittana and Faberry dancing to it.
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Wouldn’t It Be Poetic If Quinn had a solo or a duet with Rachel for Nationals. And I don’t even mean in the romantic sense. Their relationship has had the most development over the three seasons.
Where we once had Quinn who only join Glee Club to keep tabs on her boyfriend and to effectively destroy said club as well as Rachel’s dreams, we now have someone who has Rachel’s best interest at heart.
Where we once had Rachel who would be the one to pick up the pieces when Quinn fell apart, we now have that same girl needing to be put back together; a girl whose fire needs to be reignited.
To see it all come full circle. A reversal of roles.
Wouldn’t It Be Poetic?
Wouldn’t It Be Poetic If
Quinn had a solo or a duet with Rachel for Nationals. And I don’t even mean in the romantic sense. Their relationship has had the most development over the three seasons.
Where we once had Quinn who only join Glee Club to keep tabs on her boyfriend and to effectively destroy said club as well as Rachel’s dreams, we now have someone who has Rachel’s best interest at heart.
Where we once had Rachel who would be the one to pick up the pieces when Quinn fell apart, we now have that same girl needing to be put back together; a girl whose fire needs to be reignited.
To see it all come full circle. A reversal of roles.
Wouldn’t It Be Poetic?
