#quelice

The writers said that would pay off later.

What if that comes into play next season? To bring him back?

Especially because the underworld is still going to probably play a big role, Hades is going to be pissed when he finds out about Persephone and he will probably be looking for revenge.

Plus Alice will now be working with the library meaning she has access to everything, including ways to bring Quentin back.

And all of the plot points about Eliot make it clear it isn’t just getting over Quentin and what they could’ve had, what they would’ve had if he hadn’t been too scared.

I think it will be a quest starting with Eliot and Alice the two people who romantically loved him, then Julia joining when her storyline crosses over and the rest will follow.

Most of all I’m angry because of people are saying "you are FETISHING gay relationship" "you exaggerate their relationship" Are you kidding me? Their relationship is LITERALLY confirmed. 

They KISSED three times, fucked, lived together for 50 years, and Quentin LITERALLY asked Eliot to date with him. And after that, SOMEONE can tell me that I am fetishing gay relationship? WELL, FUCK YOU. 

They are both going to be in so much pain, I want them to take care of each other. And then I want them to decide they are bringing Quentin back. Even though in the back of their minds they know there is a chance he will choose the other they would rather watch him happy with someone else than not have him.

Because Quentin is the glue, he is what brought the group together. I didn’t love Quentin at first but he grew. He changed and accepted himsel and I now love him. And I cannot watch the season 4 finale without sobbing like a child. It actually hurts more than any other character death.

Okay, somebody must say it. episode 11 was a disaster.

1) The moment with Alice, when she said "you are the best thing that happened to me." Is this a stupid joke? Does anyone remember what happened when they returned from Southern Breakbills? I do. SHE REFUSED QUENTIN. And that's fine, but it's not “you are the best thing that happened to me", okay? That's bullshit. This scene was made by screenwriters to attract both parts of the audience. 

2) When Alice asked what happened between them, why could not Quentin say "I love someone else now". Okay, that's debatable, but I think those words should have been there. If you are serious about developing the relationship between Q and Eliot, why not continue to do so?