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i read this a long time ago in an english class for college. i want to say they're visiting relatives for thanksgiving? and basically they go outside and play with their cousins in this treehouse, but they're playing very recklessly, so a kid trips and dies. but none of the adults will pay attention to them or anything. so they just bury the kid and go home. i can't remember any of their names or anything else though. i think its a brother and sister who're the main characters.

okay obviously they aren’t canon, at least technically speaking. and no one is obliged to agree with any of this! but for the sake of having fun and analyzing this movie with a more nuanced lens, are there any deleted scenes from the 2004 original that stand out to you and you consider ‘canon’? in both the musical and movie-musical, the deleted scene of cady running into regina at the spring fling is returned, so for all intents and purposes, i consider it canon for the 2004. it just gives such good closure to both her individual character and the relationship she has with cady.

i also love the scene of cady rigging regina’s weight-scale so it’s as though the kalteen bars haven’t gained her

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There’s a whole episode in season 4 dedicated to Rory’s course-load in her freshmen year being too strenuous for her. But at the Gilmore dinner, the number of courses is just five (the same number Richard took when he went to Yale). Isn’t that standard for college?

At least where I go, the average course is a 3-hour credit course, and in order to complete a degree from start to finish in four years, you need to complete at least 15 hours per semester or you’ll fall behind. This doesn’t account for existing credits, however.

Granted, Rory presumably took (and passed) AP tests in her high school, so she most likely went into Yale with SOME credits. Surely enough to skip an entire sem