Gennaio 2012
signaturescarf: The Gossip Girl writers are keeping Chuck and Blair apart because they know how much the fans want them to be together →
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I know Chuck and Blair will not be just be a couple in bliss 24/7. There will be ups and downs. But it will be full of love. The problem is, happiness has been missing from their storyline for so long. Plus the writers have admitted outright that happiness does not make for good stories, so that’s just saying they’re only keeping them apart because they’re incapable of making couples interesting when they are together. If you look at the other relationships on this show, it’s been that way too.
I want Chuck and Blair together not just because I want the end of the show already (because I kinda do), but I want to see them work AS A COUPLE, pwning bitches and taking names, solving their individual problems with EACH OTHER as the support system and family they never had. I want Blair to have a successful career and become the powerful woman she wants to be, Chuck to excel at running Bass Industries, and SEE ON MY SCREENS how they build their futures TOGETHER. Apparently that’s so hard to write for these people they’d resort to copying plots from movies instead.
“He and I work really well together because there’s this chemistry that works offscreen as well,” Meester says. “Even with non-romantic (storylines when) our characters are fighting, I just really enjoy it, but I’d rather they be getting along.”
—Leighton Meester on working with Ed Westwick (Variety)
