'Cause everyone else is doing it and I don't meta enough

[pinksonia]

Standard Meme, pick a character I know and I will attempt to tell you the following (by which I mean I don't really have nicknames for anyone):

Why I like them
Why I don’t
Favorite episode (scene if movie, book, manga, etc)
Favorite season/movie/book/volume
Favorite line
OTP
Brotp
Head Canon
Unpopular opinion
A wish
An oh-god-please-don't-ever-happen
5 words to best describe them
My nickname for them


A non-exhaustive list of fandoms: Doctor Who (classic and new, as well as associated media and series), Harry Potter, The X-Files, The West Wing, X-Men (movie verse, not really First Class), Glee, Robin Hood BBC, Pride and Prejudice (2005), Christy -- If you know I know something else it is fair game. Meh, adding Game of Thrones 'cause I forgot but I have feels.

Comments

[pinksonia.livejournal.com]

Why I like them: High school nostalgia from the choir/theater set (though truthfully I was probably more of a Tina). I love her passion and drive and it makes me want her to succeed in everything ever.
Why I don’t: Her behavior in much any of the Finchel story lines, but particularly the whole marriage thing from last season.
Favorite episode (scene if movie, book, manga, etc) Sectionals
Favorite season/movie/book/volume: Season 1 (with some supporting roles from Season 2)
Favorite line: "Maybe one of these days you'll find a way to create teachable moments without ruining my life."
OTP: Will/Rachel (but really I'm all about her focusing on her stardom)
Brotp: Kurt&Rachel or Quinn&Rachel or even Blain&Rachel -- I pretty much love it when ever she has friends
Head Canon: Rachel used to have a fake dance friend that she would tell the other kids about in elementary/middle school when she felt left out.
Unpopular opinion: Rachel Berry is my absolute favorite character on glee and I don't care in the slightest that she gets all the solos.
A wish: As much as the dreams deferred plot line is more realistic, I do want Rachel to achieve everything she has set out to do.
An oh-god-please-don't-ever-happen: Er, it happened -- Any discussion of teenage marriage.