Finn, as Kurt sings the lyrics: I learned to let go of the illusion we can possess …
Rachel, as Kurt sings the lyrics: No, I’ve never been afraid to cry; now I finally have a reason why …
Kurt, looking at Rachel and Finn as he sings: I’ll remember.
Rachel’s similar but reversed outfits in the choir room in 2x04 & 3x22: red sweaters; white skirt with black & red hearts, black skirt with white hearts; “Finn” necklace and “Big Apple” necklace.
Rachel and FinnDuets
Rachel sings “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart” with Finn.
Goodbye
Rachel is about to have her heart broken by Finn.
Rachel and KurtDuets
Rachel’s scheme means that Kurt loses the competition, but by the end of the episode she and Kurt realize they are a lot alike and sing their first duet together.
Goodbye
Rachel gets into NYADA and Kurt doesn’t; only one of them gets a spot at the highly competitive school. Though they planned to go to New York and NYADA and pursue their careers together, they are now going to be separated and performing apart.
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AU in which Kurt, Blaine and Rachel live together in New York and Kurt and Blaine come up with a plan to get Finn and Rachel back together after an year of being apart.
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That neither Rachel, Kurt, or Finn have any backup plans is also insane. But the scene in which those three open their acceptance letters? It was fairly devastating, and all three actors nailed that moment. One can forgive narrative contrivances if the emotion feels uncontrived. The specifics of the situation don’t matter. What played onscreen were three lives changing in an instant, and all of them realizing it.
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Ryan McGee - Hitfix.com Recap: ‘Glee’ Finale - ‘Goodbye’
(This is the reason why these three actors, Cory Monteith, Lea Michele and Chris Colfer, are my favorites. They manage to nail the emotions of their scenes every single time despites the sometimes choppy writing. I look forward to the NYC part of Season 4, just to see these three in action together.)
(Source: allcory, via twoforonedeal)
