Thank you. Me too! I think I'm going to reread the fic myself, do some edits, and come back to the epilogue without TBU hanging over my head quite so heavily.
I enjoyed your Jungian Meta Spam
I'm glad! Yesterday I somehow ended up in a manic brain space and writing out that stuff was helping me regain perspective on Glee as a story so I could get back a little bit of emotional breathing space. I can't actually remember if we did Jung in any depth in the intro Psych classes I took, but I picked up Man and His Symbols on a whim and just loved it, couldn't put it down. Even more than a more general comparative mythology approach, it fundamentally changed the way I understand stories and their importance, even if his work isn't really considered good science these days. I think his ideas go a long way to understanding why stories resonate within us, why we share them, why we engage with them the way we do, their importance to us as human animals, why we keep telling the same ones endlessly.
Seblaine, oh my. I can't see Sebastian as anything but supremely dangerous to Blaine. I thought we may have had that resolution in DWS when Blaine is finally able to speak up for himself to Kurt in Emma's office. I think Sebastian is a sort of Bluebeard like figure to Blaine, the Shadow that teaches Blaine to resist being a victim and advocate for himself. So, it will be interesting to see if Sebastian still wields any power over Blaine and how Blaine responds to it.
It'll be interesting to see what kind of spoilers and such come out
I have never been more willing to be spoiled than I am over this hiatus.
I really should have the epilogue done over the hiatus, and maybe another little fic in the ITWOS timeline set over 2x18, so I hope to have some things to share with you before 4x05. :) It's so much easier for me to write when Glee isn't giving me new material to integrate every week.
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Thank you. Me too! I think I'm going to reread the fic myself, do some edits, and come back to the epilogue without TBU hanging over my head quite so heavily.
I enjoyed your Jungian Meta Spam
I'm glad! Yesterday I somehow ended up in a manic brain space and writing out that stuff was helping me regain perspective on Glee as a story so I could get back a little bit of emotional breathing space. I can't actually remember if we did Jung in any depth in the intro Psych classes I took, but I picked up Man and His Symbols on a whim and just loved it, couldn't put it down. Even more than a more general comparative mythology approach, it fundamentally changed the way I understand stories and their importance, even if his work isn't really considered good science these days. I think his ideas go a long way to understanding why stories resonate within us, why we share them, why we engage with them the way we do, their importance to us as human animals, why we keep telling the same ones endlessly.
Seblaine, oh my. I can't see Sebastian as anything but supremely dangerous to Blaine. I thought we may have had that resolution in DWS when Blaine is finally able to speak up for himself to Kurt in Emma's office. I think Sebastian is a sort of Bluebeard like figure to Blaine, the Shadow that teaches Blaine to resist being a victim and advocate for himself. So, it will be interesting to see if Sebastian still wields any power over Blaine and how Blaine responds to it.
It'll be interesting to see what kind of spoilers and such come out
I have never been more willing to be spoiled than I am over this hiatus.
I really should have the epilogue done over the hiatus, and maybe another little fic in the ITWOS timeline set over 2x18, so I hope to have some things to share with you before 4x05. :) It's so much easier for me to write when Glee isn't giving me new material to integrate every week.