It's actually ironic that Lorelai ended up dealing with a similar situation when Rory dropped out of Yale. Her daughter left to stay at her grandparents house without saying a word because like Lorelai she felt all of her life choices were being taken away from her and that she wanted to figure out what she wanted on her own. As a result, Lorelai wasn't included in Rory's world much like Christopher was and ironically Lorelai allowed it because she knew Rory is stubborn as much as she is and it's only her way or no way. I guess through this plotline is the only time we were given a glimpse into how Lorelai's choices affected the people around her, especially Christopher
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I have NEVER seen anyone take the time to breakdown Christopher from outside of Lorelai’s perspective. You’re absolutely right.
This was a great take!!
It's actually ironic that Lorelai ended up dealing with a similar situation when Rory dropped out of Yale. Her daughter left to stay at her grandparents house without saying a word because like Lorelai she felt all of her life choices were being taken away from her and that she wanted to figure out what she wanted on her own. As a result, Lorelai wasn't included in Rory's world much like Christopher was and ironically Lorelai allowed it because she knew Rory is stubborn as much as she is and it's only her way or no way. I guess through this plotline is the only time we were given a glimpse into how Lorelai's choices affected the people around her, especially Christopher