This was so wonderfully written and so touching that I've sat struggling for the words to write for a while before even attempting to type up a comment. As others have said, when I finished I was really wishing there was a continuation, or a sequel, or something from another character's point of view... pretty much anything so that I could stay in this universe a little longer.
The sections about Blaine's mom seemed to ring very true to me, and I loved that Blaine's reactions to all of it were rather jumbled-he was angry with her, but he loved her, he missed her, but knew that for his own mental health he couldn't handle seeing her again. It made the story seem very true.
I also really loved the Puck that you created in this universe. You kept him very much in character, but I love the idea that he's actually just bored in school, not dumb like everyone assumes, and adding in the bit about him being a math genius makes him even more intriguing!
Also, I have to admit, I love that last bit with Blaine defending the existence of the word awesomer. So sweet!
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Date: 2011-08-22 07:51 pm (UTC)The sections about Blaine's mom seemed to ring very true to me, and I loved that Blaine's reactions to all of it were rather jumbled-he was angry with her, but he loved her, he missed her, but knew that for his own mental health he couldn't handle seeing her again. It made the story seem very true.
I also really loved the Puck that you created in this universe. You kept him very much in character, but I love the idea that he's actually just bored in school, not dumb like everyone assumes, and adding in the bit about him being a math genius makes him even more intriguing!
Also, I have to admit, I love that last bit with Blaine defending the existence of the word awesomer. So sweet!