Just because I feel like throwing this out there: whether or not Quentin is actually with anyone else when Eliot gets back, Quentin isn’t actually doing anything wrong, or “proving Eliot right”. Because as far as Q is aware? Eliot also didn’t choose him, when Quentin was trying to, Eliot took them off the table. So even though we know Eliot loves Quentin and regrets that choice, Q doesn’t know that - all he knows is that Eliot rejected him. Anything Q does right now is probably due to grief and fear and nothing else, but, truthfully? Eliot doesn’t get a say in that, and it shouldn’t be painted like Eliot was right because that’s just blatantly not what’s happening here, or in any moment before Eliot gets to express his revelation to Q.

we’re all traumatized and gay, and that’s why we stan Klaus Hargreeves so much

Can we all just agree than both Vanya and Klaus deserved better from their siblings