Jeff and Annie's Page-a-Day Calendar (12/?)

[chocolatmoosepi]

This one was inspired mainly by Investigative Journalism, but also by Asian Population Studies (Which, yes, I know came later than where I'm setting this story in the series), and something Dan Harmon said about not wanting a "will they or won't they" feeling on the show.

I struck a bit more inspiration with this one (thus the length), so I hope

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[lunarblue21]

But the more Jeff allowed himself these secret confessions - things he would most certainly NOT admit to any of the study group - the more he realized he didn't want their story. Not all of it, at least. Impatient as always - and unwilling to spend the months it would take to make it through all 11 seasons - he had skipped to the end. And he didn't want his relationship with Annie to end with a passionate fairwell kiss on graduation night. Passionate kiss, yes, but without the goodbye. And he didn't want the drawn-out "will they or won't they" - Abed, he was sure, would say something about how it diverged too much from their show's classification as a comedy. He was ready for the inevitably hilarious side-adventures. And the sex.

But mostly he was ready to stop being the Hawkeye who bedded nurses and drank martinis (Well, scotch). He wanted to be the passionate, determined, go-getter Hawkeye who did the right thing and got the girl. And he wanted that girl to be Annie. Annie was the upside.Man, I just love your characterisations.