Mumbling at myself Pt. 2

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So, I've got some last little dangly threads of resolution and foreshadowing I'm trying to pull together. The boys are going to D.C. over Easter weekend, courtesy of Burt. They spend a Friday afternoon & evening with Burt, and then he has to head back to Lima, so K & B are there on their own until Monday.

I've got Burt's acceptance of Blaine into the family as a thing, also Kurt being able to see Burt as an independent entity bigger than being his father (almost like an empty-nest thing, given how Kurt has cared for his Dad, but anyway... he feels their imminent separation briefly, but doesn't dwell on it because his Dad is doing so well in D.C. and Kurt is really proud of him).

Being in a city suits Kurt; he's excited and thinking about the future again. Blaine sees the degree to which being in a city suits Kurt, and is silently sad about it because he sees how Kurt will slip away from him in New York; they have fun anyway. Blaine tries to hold onto Kurt with sex but that isn't what sex is about for Kurt so even as they're connecting with physical intimacy, they're starting to pull apart; Blaine wants to choose Kurt over the world, but Kurt won't make that (false) choice. This conflict is not addressed, though, it stays under the surface.

There's a contrast between Kurt celebrating his Dad's flourishing in Congress and Blaine's fear of Kurt's flourishing in NYC, but it's kind of subtexty too, so, IDK.

This was meant to be light fluffy sexy fun times, but I think it's going to end up a little melancholy. :S