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There is no doubt that Rory Gilmore is a great character. The best thing about her is how real she feels. Just like everyone, she has many good qualities but also some flaws. I will write about them in a future review when I see more of how she grows and deals with these flaws. The writer did a great job making Rory feel like a real person.

Right now, the most important thing to talk about is Jess and Dean.

Rory has realized that she doesn't love Dean and never really needed him. He never truly caught her interest. A big reason for that is her strong attraction to Jess. I think that if Jess wasn't around, she would have stayed with Dean for a longer time.

Dean is responsible, kind, and caring, but he is not the right person for Rory.

As for Jess, Rory is very drawn to him, so much that she starts caring for him just like Dean used to care for her. She really loves him because he is nice to her, which is not something Jess does often. Also, they share a love for books, which made their bond even stronger.

Jess has shown in some episodes that he is special. He is very smart, more mature and intelligent than many guys his age or even older. He is also hardworking and honest.

But he has big emotional problems, maybe because of his tough childhood and growing up without his parents. We will see more about this in future episodes. For now, this makes him very difficult.

He treats people badly, gets angry easily, and, most importantly, he doesn't care about Rory. When there is a problem, he just walks away instead of facing it. Right now, he does not deserve Rory at all. Maybe things will change later.

The ending of this episode was really good, and I think it is the start of a new path in Rory Gilmore's life.

Rory is still very young, and despite her age, she possesses remarkable awareness and good judgment, which will greatly help shape her personality in the future. Her conversation with Carol was very important, I believe it will influence her decision to apply to Harvard in the future.

She is lucky to have attended the talk with the Springsteen family, not because it reassured her about her readiness for Harvard, but because she had the opportunity to meet someone who thinks outside the box, like Carol.

The timing is also perfect because she will come to realize early that she is under the influence of Lorelai's wishes, which is exactly what Richard had previously pointed out to Lorelai.

LYM.