Where's Waldorf Forum Posts (Page 11)

101. ~ Chuck & Blair ~ 2.0

     Okay I just finished the episode over here in Australia.

      

     OMG honestly one of my favourites from this season. I must admit the season had a slow start but I think it was building up to these last couple of episodes.

     The acting was EPIC. What stood out to me most was Ed and Chase this episode. That scene at the bar where Nate said "he got to me." Chase honestly hit his peak. And the way Chuck responded. You could feel the tension and emotion. It was real. And when Chuck approached Lily with that look of complete and utter pain because of her betrayal. My heart broke for him. Ed really knows how to get a person emotionally involved with his character. 

     I love the direction they are going with when it comes to Chuck and Chair. I feel like everyone has misunderstood Chuck's need to prove himself and thought it was overrated. But the way he spoke to Blair and said stop lying to yourself. It's just one of those moments where you see the real torment inside Chuck. You can see every issue he has finally coming to the surface. His self-loathing issues, his trust issues, his abandonment issues. And Blair is the polar opposite of hating yourself, not being loyal and giving up on people. She's the perfect antidote to Chuck's pain. It's why they suit each other beautifully. It brings out this strong, loving, "partner-for-life" side to her. It brings out Chuck's vulnerable yet romantic side. I read a fanfic that described them as equals yet polar opposites. And that is exactly how they are portrayed in their final scene of the episode. 

     Posted 11/27/2012 6:21:40 AM #

102. ~ Chuck & Blair ~ 2.0

     I wish someone had said this to Blair at some point during her relationship with Louis. Fuck, her whole "Chuck makes me depressed and joyless" phase was so annoying. It basically gave Dair fans all the ammunition they needed. They don't seem to realise that Blair hasn't known what she's wanted for a while and most of what she says is a cover up for her real feelings. The Season 5 finale meant so much to me because Blair finally realised that Chuck has made her happier than ever. 

      

      

      

     

     Posted 11/27/2012 2:13:45 AM #

103. ~ Chuck & Blair ~ 2.0

      it was just a HORRIBLE place. you couldn't even make one logical comment about anything CB/against dair because there was like probably 3 people here that were total psychos and all backed eachother up within bloody SECONDS of you making a post!!! I felt so sorry for the people supporting CB who tried to even voice their opinion, coz the nutters back then were just ridiculous 

     Couldn't agree more. I seriously do not remember a time when we all attacked a Dair fan for posting their honest, respectable opinion here. I know everyone else believes in the "we're all as bad as each other in a ship war" theory, but I'm sorry, I really believe that on this website there has been so much more anger and unfairness coming from about 3 specific Dair fans. There are two kinds of comments. One kind of comment is asking something about the show and opening discussion. That's fine. That's what forums are for. Then there are people who leave off the hand comments that make people feel like SHIT for posting anything at all. FINE, hate Chuck or hate Blair or hate Dan. That's fine. Everyone is hère to express that hatred or love for the show and its characters. But don't attack real people who are commenting here. It's so disrespectful and its actually stopped people from posting here. 

     Posted 11/26/2012 3:26:13 AM #

104. ~ Chuck & Blair ~ 2.0

     Tbh, the way Chuck said "Task me Blair" in his husky voice made me flustered. 6x03 was magical. 

     Posted 11/25/2012 6:50:17 AM #

105. ~ Chuck & Blair ~ 2.0

     I don't know, most of the time it seems like they're trying to fix their own problems on their own.

     we had one ep where blair helps chuck. and one ep where chuck allows blair to help him. other than that they haven't really been working as a team =/ and until they figure out how to work together as a team without going behind each other's backs and without putting their relationship at risk, i'm not going to think they've fully matured as a couple 

     Thats the thing, they only ask for help in obvious ways. They don't go behind each others backs or involve each other more than what is acceptable. They've found the midway and balance to helping each other. It's either let them figure it out on their own or let them offer to help each other face to face and not through a sneaky scheme. I really think that it is consistent with their relationship's journey and storyline. It's like they've found a solution and have matured in time for the final season. 

      

     Posted 11/25/2012 6:48:47 AM #

106. ~ Chuck & Blair ~ 2.0

     As much as we love watching sexy Chair, you have to admit that seeing them abstinent is actually proving a lot about their relationship's strength.

     Posted 11/25/2012 1:46:32 AM #

107. ~ Chuck & Blair ~ 2.0

     Hi Charlie welcome :)

     I do think that Chuck and Blair have progressed as a couple, especially if we compare it to Season 3. 

     If you watch Season 3, you see that they have all this love for each other and don't know how to really make their futures work while having that love between them. If you watch Season 6, they realised their problem and are taking steps to still be there for each other but at the same time not drag each other down in a dark and desperate moment. Does that make sense? Instead of doing sneaky, evil things to each other in desperation to save their futures, they've learnt to work together as a team to beat obstacles. They also don't allow each other to turn dark and desperate. When Blair was drinking and tried to sleep with Chuck, Chuck didnt let her go down that path. I think Blair is going to do the same with Chuck when he feels really down in the dumps about Bart in 6x08.

     Posted 11/25/2012 1:43:30 AM #

108. ~ Chuck & Blair ~ 2.0

     Okay so Bart IS going to make a deal with Chuck where he has to go on a plane. And Bart will order that plane to crash. For some reason Chuck doesn't get on the plane, but finds out what Bart tried to do. Hence Blair and Chuck not helping Bart when he's hanging off the edge of that building 

     6.09 The Revengers – SYNOPSIS

     MISDEEDS OF THE PAST — After a run-in with an increasingly paranoid Bart (guest star Robert John Burke), Blair (Leighton Meester) grows alarmingly concerned for Chuck’s (Ed Westwick) safety. However, feeling confident that his father will never hurt him, Chuck makes a deal that could change his life. Wanting to make things better for Chuck, Blair devises a plan with the help of Serena (Blake Lively), Georgina (guest star Michelle Trachtenberg) and Sage (guest star Sofia Black-D’Elia) to try and get what they need out of Bart. Meanwhile, Nate’s (Chace Crawford) financial dilemma finally lands him in a place that he never thought he would be. Penn Badgley and Kelly Rutherford also star. Patrick Norris directed the episode written by Sara Goodman and Natalie Krinsky.

     Posted 11/25/2012 1:36:28 AM #

109. ~ Chuck & Blair ~ 2.0

     Rufus and Lily genuinely confuse me because we're seeing the aftermath of young love. We don't know how they fell in love with each other. I don't get them.

     Posted 11/24/2012 2:43:19 AM #

110. ~ Chuck & Blair ~ 2.0

     Chuck and Blair suit each other because their traits (that are never going to go anywhere or disappear) actually match each other perfectly. They are actually the definition of soul mates. Dan and Serena are inherently trying to be good and mature, but they're cute, light and funny together. They're not heavy, intense soul mates like Chair but their characters need each other for their plot and development.

     Posted 11/24/2012 2:42:12 AM #