My Gilmore Epitaph

Posted by on Mar 19, 2010 in Gilmore Girls | 7 comments

You know when we were in English class as kids we’d always have to write our own obituaries or what would be on our gravestones or some such other extremely morbid theme that still seemed boring? Well I have mine; the best way to describe me in any way is something Lorelei says to Paris during season six. She tells Paris that she can be anything in the world but not a diplomat.  So true. If you had to define yourself with one Gilmore Girls quote what would it be?

7 Comments

  1. My epitaph would be “I can be as flexible as I want as long I get exactly what I want”.

  2. I have to say I am a fanatic like you. I have seen every episode and constantly reference the show in my daily life. and this is a great question. i dont know why. i dont really think that this quote defines me but what came to mind when i first read this was:

    “A kid? Like a goat?”

  3. Really? We did this as kids? Weird. We don’t do that in France. That’s interesting!

  4. How can I define myself with a Gilmore Girls quote? It’s hard. I watch season 2 lately, and if I hear something which defines myself, I’ll tell you!

  5. You*** did this as kids. Sorry, it changes all the meaning!

  6. “I’m going to the coat room to make out – don’t eat my chicken.”

  7. I just found your website and I spent all night last night perusing it when I was supposed to be writing a paper. Yes, I am that much of a fangirl and your website is that much fun!

    I am rewatching all of the seasons right now and I am in the midst of Season 2 so of course season 1 & 2 dialogue is stuck in my head. My defining GG quote (as of now, but that might change as I get to the later seasons) is similar to Hena’s:

    “As long as everything is exactly the way I want it, I’m totally flexible.” -Lorelai

    I want to say this scene occurs somewhere at the end of the first season – it’s the ep where the town auctions off baskets for picnic lunches. I am sure you know the episode!

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