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thinking about how jess said, "you need find something to write that you're passionate about," and changed rory's life forever and how abed said, "you should move here," and changed annie's life forever and how the doctor said, "you could stay here, fill your life with work and food and sleep, or you could go anywhere," and changed rose's life forever and how love can set you on a new path, one you never imagined taking
i just feel the need to point out that annie and abed have a secret handshake by the end of season 1 and it's not really made a big thing of like his handshake with troy, but it's there and it's how they say goodbye to each other and it's really fluid and practiced and i just want to know, like, when and how they came up with it (bc it probably doesn't have an explanation like the one we get for his and troy's in season five) and when they started doing it, like, i just Really, Really need to know at what point in season 1 they became close enough for a secret handshake!!!! hello!!!
it's always "i can fix him" or "i can make him worse" how come it's never "i can put on a paper crown and fight off blorgons with him in the dreamatorium"
I am both crushed and happy that we didn’t get an Annie/Abed goodbye because honestly, nothing would have been good enough. Except maybe this?
Transcript below.
☆ COMMUNITY APPRECIATION WEEK ☆ day three: favourite romantic relationship → Abed & Annie
"You sat in a room for 26 straight hours. Didn't that bother you?"
"Yeah, I was livid."
"Then why didn't you leave?!"
"Cause you asked me to stay and you said we were friends."
"Don't worry about me. I can only connect to people through mov-" [*sees Annie's pouty face and stops talking*]
[About Annie kicking names and taking paintball] "She's pretty awesome today"
"Admit it, you like me because I'm immature. You need a little immaturity in your life."
"I don't think you're immature. I think you're great."
"Abed's been filtered out because nobody needs him."
"I need him!"
"Isn't that what a... quantum spanner is for?"
"Technically, no... but that's fine."
