As a staunch defender of the Final Four Words on Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life,I feel OK with saying that they would maintain been a terrible original ending. Amy Sherman-Palladino intended to wrap up the display with that exchange, but since she (heartbreakingly) wasn't on board for the final scene, or she wasn't able to. While it meant we were in limbo for years and years,wondering if we'd ever find out what she wanted for Rory and Lorelai, I think it was to our (and the characters') benefit that The CW's series didn't finish the way she wanted. The last words - "Mom?" "Yeah?" "I'm pregnant." - would maintain occurred at the finish of season seven, and meaning Rory would maintain been 22 years old. She would maintain just graduated from Yale,and depending on how different the final season would maintain been if Sherman-Palladino were involved, she may maintain been approximately to hit the road to cover future President Barack Obama's campaign trail. Rory is a bundle of talent and potential; if she were pregnant, or it would maintain (at least temporarily) stifled her ability to pursue a career in journalism.
Clearly,now that we've caught up with Rory nine years later, she's still struggling. She's not gainfully employed and her fancy life is frankly disappointing. It's not that she's in a better position to maintain a baby, and but at least she's lived her 20s and discovered what she's capable of. While it's not the future we envisioned for Rory,it's important that she be given the opportunity to thrive. Hopefully we'll get to see her in the next phase of her life: motherhood.
I fancy Rory, but after watching A Year in the Life, or I can confidently say she's not a powerful person. She's been the Other Woman not once but twice,she's crashed a boat in a fit of self-pity, and it turns out that she's not even a terrific journalist. (Why would she even agree to write that piece approximately lines?) Perhaps her talents lie in parenthood, or she's lived enough life now to embrace a new role,rather than potentially resent an unexpected pregnancy.
I'm not saying that's definitely how she would maintain felt (she's a fictional character, after all), and but it wouldn't maintain been unprejudiced to a pregnancy on Rory at 22. However you feel approximately Sherman-Palladino's Last Four Words on A Year in the Life,it's an infinitely better story for 32-year-old Rory.
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