Harry Potter - Tell about a scar on your body.
~I’m an indoor-sy nerd type. Scars are something you get outside. Therefore, I have none.

Ron Weasley - Something you’re afraid of.
~Spiders. Appropriate much?

Hermione Granger - A subject you know a lot about.
~Harry Potter, obviously, Music, Writing/Reading, Literature, Fandoms, and LGBT rights.

Draco Malfoy - Closest green item to you.
~Wicked Playbill :)

Severus Snape - Your favorite Alcoholic beverage.
~I haven’t tried many, certainly not beer, though.

Rubeus Hagrid - Your favorite animal.
~Owls :)

Luna Lovegood - Something about you other people find weird.
~Too many qualities to name all at once. Probably one of the weirdest of my eccentricities would be my constant singing (meaning I turn normal life into my own musical).

Neville Longbottom - Your favorite flower.
~I’m fond of any bright, happy colored flower.

Nymphodora Tonks - Something you would change about your appearance.
~Skin.

Fred and George Weasley - The last prank you pulled, or someone pulled on you.
~Well, this is tomorrow, but I’m using it. For my senior picnic, we hold a water balloon fight. My friends and I have filled our balloons with glitter. ;D

Voldemort - If you were to make a Horcrux, it would be…
~A book.

Moaning Myrtle - The last thing to make you cry.
~Overwhelming emotions due to a number of circumstances crashes upon one another.

Sirius Black - Have you ever taken the blame for something you didn’t do?
~Not anything major.

Dobby - What is your most loved article of clothing?
~My green pants. :)

Peeves the Poltergeist - What is the best/funniest insult you’ve used/heard?
~On “American Horror Story,” the argument between Constance and Chad includes my favorite one liner of all time. Constance: “You’re an abomination [for being gay].” Chad’s reply: “Well, so that’s hairdo, but I thought that was your problem.”

Sybill Trelawney - When was the last time you experienced Deja Vu?
-Monday, creating playlists with a best friend for our senior year memory collection.

Filius Flitwick - What is your favorite spell from the Harry Potter series?
~I’m far too fond of the killing curse…

Lily Potter - Is there anyone you love so much you would die for?
~My brother, Theodore (Teddy). He means the world to me.

Arthur Weasley - What piece of “Muggle” technology fascinates you most?
~An iPod. My absolute must have for survival.

Mundungus Fletcher - Have you ever stolen anything?
~Nope. Again, I’m an introverted little nerd.

Viktor Krum - If you were a Quidditch player, what position would you play?
~I would most like to be a beater; I would enjoy hitting balls at people I wasn’t fond of. Though, seeker would be cool as well.

Fleur Delacour - What physical attribute do you like most about yourself?
~My hair! :)

Hedwig - What was your all-time favorite pet, or, if you’ve never had one, your all-time favorite birthday gift.
~My favorite pet was my grandmother’s dog, Julie. She wasn’t technically mine, but she acted as she were, and I was the same towards her.

Albus Dumbledore - What is your proudest accomplishment?
~Allowing myself to accept who I am, and attempt to help others do the same. AND (Sorry, Hermione moment) my wonderful GPA, SAT scores, and reputation with teachers and staff of my high school (I may or may not be on first name bases with more teachers than practically all other students). *waves nerd/pride flag* 

Before tonight, I’ve never advocated being against something Glee has done. It’s always seemed to have a purpose; somehow, it’s always looked as if there was some sort of rhyme or reason behind all of the backwards twisted maneuvers, but I can’t look past any of that anymore. I don’t understand this episode. I can’t comprehend how on earth the writers could write a show with this sort of plot-development. The sheer audacity to call this a “conclusion”; it’s laughable.

After setting up the season finale to allow the three “central” characters to move off on a new life together to New York, we’re then left with a broken mess of breakups. Allowing the character who choked to make it into her school of choice and barring the one who nailed his audition entry. It’s utter garbage.

I relate to Kurt Hummel more than any other literary, film, or television character I have ever come across, and this moment broke my heart. It’s made me, and thousands of others, question everything. Are we good enough? Is there a chance for us when a silly television character who did everything right can’t even accomplish his goals, when he can’t even reach his aspirations?

Glee, no matter what you do with the characters next season, no matter how many Klaine kisses/make-outs/romantic moments you give us, I can’t ever forget this moment. I truly feel as if one of the greatest shows I’ve ever watched has been tainted. I don’t know if the show will ever feel the same or if it can ever be the same. I don’t want to be so upset with the show I care more about than any other, and the level at which I’m upset at shows how deep my care is, but I am.

Ryan Murphy, and every other writer on the Glee staff, you better fix this. You better see the error of your ways and rectify what you’ve done. Please.