This is a really good episode. It begins with Blair telling Jenny to move down a few steps. It reminds me of when I went to join a table at a city church in London only to find some of the diners discreetly moving to another table taking their dinner plate with them. Their physical action told me to move down a few seats or tables, but no words were exchanged.
Secondly, Jenny tells Dan to tell Serena again that he loves her, and gives the example that their dad is old and alone because he didn't tell the woman that he loves that he loved her. I remember when I wrote a love letter to a soulmate and never got a response. Sometimes you can end up old and alone even if you do tell the one that you love that you love them.
Dan has a great line when he says: 'Why don't you tell me what's on your mind, so that it can be on our minds, and we can both worry about what's on your mind together.' That is such a great line. Companionship is all about sharing happiness and sadness, conversation and silence together.
Secondly, Jenny tells Dan to tell Serena again that he loves her, and gives the example that their dad is old and alone because he didn't tell the woman that he loves that he loved her. I remember when I wrote a love letter to a soulmate and never got a response. Sometimes you can end up old and alone even if you do tell the one that you love that you love them.
Dan has a great line when he says: 'Why don't you tell me what's on your mind, so that it can be on our minds, and we can both worry about what's on your mind together.' That is such a great line. Companionship is all about sharing happiness and sadness, conversation and silence together.