Sure, Rory eventually went back to school and earned her degree, but the entire storyline seemed incredibly out of character for someone like Rory.
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For the first four and a half seasons of the series, Amy Sherman-Palladino made it a point to prove, time and time again, that Rory was a planner. In fact, the showrunners never missed an opportunity to bring up that particular character trait.
She is going to be leaving for Iowa in two days to be a reporter on Obama's campaign. Rory departs Stars Hollow to begin her life as a journalist after a tearful and heartfelt goodbye from her family and friends in the little town.
Rory and Lane meet as young children, and quickly become best friends— remaining so all throughout their teenage years and beyond, even when their lives divulge into seperate paths as Rory attends Yale and Lane decides to stay in Stars Hollow and follow her calling to be a drummer. Their encounter is a classic meet-cute and Rory the fast-talker becomes Rory the clam as she feels classically teen awkward in her first conversation with Dean — for a while anyway.
Their romance is sweet, starting slowly [12] and evolving into a first love for Rory [13] , which is proven when she has trouble accepting how strong her feelings for Dean are [14]. They seem to grow apart quite a bit after Jess moves to town [15] and Rory finds herself falling for him, though unable to accept it at first [16]. Following her eventual romance with Jess, they reconnect and sleep together while Dean is married [17].
Following Dean's divorce they try dating, but Dean quickly faces that they have nothing in common anymore. This results in Paris kicking Rory out of the apartment and forcing her to live with Logan, though the pair reunites when they both end up broken-hearted at the same time, and very briefly resolve to live together again before both get back together with their boyfriends in the same night.
This marks the end of their fight and thus the reestablishment of their friendship. Jess and Rory meet when Jess arrives unceremoniously in Stars Hollow, after being sent to live with Luke by his flake of a mother. While Jess is hurt and uncomfortable with the situation and doesn't take well to anyone, he accepts Rory right away in spite of himself and they share a 'meeting-of-the-minds' later that evening in the center of town. While their mutual attraction is quickly evident, Rory battles with herself over the idea that she should remain with her first boyfriend forever, while Jess unapologetically flirts with Rory at every turn.
Rory's heart eventually wins over her head and she kisses Jess, and a few months later they finally begin a romance. As the two have exceptionally bad timing, with Jess' family issues, they part and see each other once a year later, with unpleasant results. A few weeks after Rory turns 21, they meet again and Jess has gotten through his family troubles on his own and started a life for himself — including becoming a writer.
Rory meets Marty in her first year at Yale. He sleeps in the hallway after a party - without any clothes on. She wakes him up and gives him something to wear so he can get back to his room without anybody noticing what had happened.
After this incident, their friendship grows and he even admits that he has a crush on her, but Rory is already in love with Logan. Marty later starts a relationship with Lucy, behaving as if he and Rory didn't know each other.
When Lucy finds out, she breaks up with him, making Rory feel guilty. Rory meets Logan through Marty, when Logan and his posse bump into and degrade Marty, which Rory naturally takes offense to. In spite of herself, Rory's impressed with Logan's quick wit and knowledge and is drawn to him, their interactions consisting of banter and flirtation.
Rory and Logan soon begin a fling but, finding she wants more, Rory ends it only to have Logan accept the idea of starting a relationship. Following their boat theft and Rory moving into the Gilmore mansion, they carry on as usual.
At the end of the final season, Logan proposes at Rory's graduation party but she declines. Madeleine and Louise are friends of Paris' at Chilton, or really more so like a posse of sorts. They are not very ambitious students and show more interest in boys, parties and fashion. While Rory's relationship with them is usually dependent on the status between Rory and Paris, they eventually all become friends.
Madeline is usually kind to Rory and most times oblivious when the Trifecta are at war with Rory, while Louise is incredibly smart and very astute to Paris' behavior. Rory later meets them again in Florida at the spring parties and they once show up in Yale - for a party as well, of course.
Lucy and Olivia are two girls that Rory meets and befriends during her senior year at Yale. The two are art students and differ from Rory's usual crowd, but they three form a much more typical girl group type of friendship, which Rory hasn't experienced before. She even brings them home to visit Stars Hollow with her, where she has a little break down, because everybody knows exactly what to do after graduation except for her. Rory and Lucy have a fight concerning Marty in Season 7.
However, they manage to work it all out. Gilmore Girls Wiki Explore. Gilmore Girls. Kim Taylor Doose. Bob Berlinger. Team Ilrenta Wiki Representative. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Even though Richard and Emily never fit in with the residents of Stars Hollow, they are present and accounted for during Rory's bon voyage party.
Rory graduates from Yale during Season 7's penultimate episode, but at the start of Season 6, she drops out of college altogether. There are times throughout the series when Rory's perfectionism can be grating, but after her hopes of becoming an ace reporter are dashed by Mitchum Huntzberger, the shine on her halo gets tarnished.
Unable to take criticism from a seasoned professional, Rory decides to drop out of Yale. This decision causes a ripple effect throughout the Gilmore family, causing varying degrees of friction with Rory at the epicenter. But after missing an entire semester, Rory still manages to graduate on time and land a job working full-time for an online magazine. During Season 1, Rory experiences her first kiss, her first boyfriend and first love.
Dean is a huge part of Rory's life for most of the series, even after she dumps him during Season 2 for bad boy Jess.
Rory and Dean eventually decide to revisit their romance despite the fact that he is married, and his extra-marital sexual exploits lead to the end of his marriage. Rory is unapologetic about her treatment of Dean's wife, believing she has prior claim since she was with him first. Rory and Dean try giving their romance another chance during Season 5, but the two are on very different paths, and Dean doesn't exactly fit in with the Life and Death Brigade crowd.
He doesn't make one appearance in the final season or even have a cameo in the finale. Throughout Season 1, Rory is obsessed with attending Harvard. It's not just the driving force behind her leaving Stars Hollow high in favor of Chilton, it's her raison d'etre.
Her walls are covered in crimson. During Season 3, after Rory receives her acceptance letter, she begins to question if Harvard is the right place for her after all. Instead, she attends Yale, her grandfather's alma mater, keeping her close to home in nearby New Haven.
The entire town plans to attend Rory's college graduation during Season 7 but has to settle for a crappy recreation of the ceremony and a farewell party for the Yale Bulldog instead.
Rory only has eyes for Dean during Season 1, and fans learn how deep Rory and Lorelai's intimacy issues go when Rory can't tell Dean she loves him, leading to their breakup. They reunite but face a new threat as a couple during Seasons 2 and 3 — Luke's nephew Jess.
This bad boy proves to be bad news, ditching Rory and Stars Hollow just before prom. Serial monogamist Rory is plagued by boy troubles during the entire series. As she readies to leave town to follow Barack Obama on the campaign trail, she is single and not quite ready to mingle.
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