Jennifer Walters
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Pure Imagination is amazing. 
Pretty good analyze of the people there. Exactly what makes them what they are.Most of the characters on Glee have a very basic reason that motivates a lot of their actions, that is explicitly stated.
Will is afraid of never living out his dreams and ending up like his parents (or April Rhodes).
Emma has OCD from a childhood incident.
Santana is *****y so much because she's afraid of her own feelings for Brittany and the fact that she's probably a lesbian.
Rachel was alternately spoiled by her dads and is unpopular at school, and doesn't want to end high school without some grand accompishment to show for it. Her diva-ness is probably a combination of being spoiled rotten, and a shield against her insecurities.
Kurt is a little bit like Rachel, as far as the "diva as a defense mechanism", and he's probably also spoiled by Burt (which is understandable on Burt's part, as he lost his wife and Kurt is all he has). His comment to Blaine about having to scream to get noticed is probably also telling. He dresses outrageously and plays the diva because, like Rachel, he thinks it's better than just being outright ignored, and also as a "hate on me, haters", kind of middle finger.
Sue was ****ed up by her mother, who usually wasn't around, and when she was, only ran Sue down and bullied her.
Quinn has insecurities about her "Lucy Caboosy" past and has gone through a teen pregnancy, giving away her baby, and being kicked out by her father, and defends her status and popularity so obsessively because she feels like it's the only thing she can hold onto. However, this isn't going to last past high school, and that leaves her terrified of the future (and also determined to be the reigning Queen for as long as she can in the here and now).
Blaine tries to be picture-perfect in every way, handsome, well-mannered, suave, charming, popular, inoffensive, etc. probably as his own defense mechanism from his background of being bullied. He comes across as almost a little too calm and collected, probably a little repressed. Dalton is probably the first place he found where he felt safe, hence his reluctance to "rock the boat" and go against its conformist atmosphere.
This show will slowly morph into Nip/Tuck
http://www.tvsquad.com/2011/05/13/glee-character-to-be-killed-off-in-season-finale/
My ****ing god. ANOTHER person? Jesus christ. This show is called GLEE. GLEE it means HAPPY . HAPPY!~![]()
all great exept for Some People. Just not in Colfers range. :/The other songs:
My Man by Rachel (originally by Barbra Streisand)
Try A Little Tenderness by Mercedes (originally by Otis Redding)
Back to Black by Santana (originally by Amy Winehouse)
Some People by Kurt (originally from the musical Gypsy)
All good songs (in fact, all better than what we know will be ND's main performance number at Nationals), and I like how they all make sense for the characters: Rachel and Santana are both doing other numbers by the singers who originated their biggest past triumphs ("Don't Rain On My Parade" and "Valerie", respectively), Kurt's doing another song from Gypsy, and Mercedes is...doing another song from her usual style.
Uh, I've read that THR piece, and nowhere does it say there's going to be a death in the finale. They talk a bit about Funeral, but I didn't see anything about someone else dying. Brad Falchuk has already said the whole cast will be back next season, and Chris Colfer said the finale is generally upbeat for all the characters.
No one is dying in the finale. It's just a misread of the article; he talks about the death in Funeral.I don't think they'll kill off any of the kids. But then again Murphy claims he is going to find ways of moving the kids along so they don't linger after they graduate next season. That implies it is one of the kids who dies, but I don't see how the finale could be upbeat if they did that.
Speaking of which though, I think the show is in real trouble after season 3 ends. Nobody is going to want to invest in a new crop of kids or simultaneously see Rachel hang around McKinley after graduation. This show has a built in time bomb, I think.