(Lea Michele was still filming the last episode of the the season. In this scene, Rachel is standing in New York, feeling the fresh breeze and the freedom.)
Rachel: I'm finally at home! I made it!
(At that moment, a man with a brown koti, jacket shouts at her, causing Lea Michele to get out of character.)
Man: Hey, lady! Get out of the street! You're blocking the intersection!
(It wasn't only him, but many cars were in the street, blowing their horns at Lea Michele at telling her to move. Off on the side, Ian Brennan spoke in a megaphone.)
Ian: Sorry 'bout that!

(Back on the set of Glee, the cast sat in the main setting--the choir room--and had a chat with the writers.)
Ryan (to the cast): Well, guys, this is our last siku together. I hope wewe all enjoyed spending time with each other. Now it's up to fate to decide on who stays...and who goes.
Dianna (crying): If I don't come back, I'm gonna kill myself so bad! I'm gonna miss wewe all so much!
(As she cried, Samuel put his arm around her and hugged her for comfort.)
Naya (crossing her legs and folding her arms): No joke, though, Murphy. We all want to come back for the set. wewe would've basically killed us if we were taken off. Oh, and do me a favor and make sure Heather gets all the screentime she wants. This is no longer the Rachel Berry-Finn Hudson musical saa here anymore.
Chris (sighs): I agree. I mean, it was all cutsie pie and stuff in the first season. Now it's a whole bunch of crap.
Lea (to Chris and Naya): I'll have wewe know that Rachel Berry is the main character on the show--
Jenna: People like Quinn, Finn, and Kurt are, too.
Lea (to Jenna): Shut it, Ush-kabob!
Cory: Well...I kinda like the attention I'm getting--
Chris: What attention? Most of the attention is targeted towards Lea. She's bringing the inner Cheerio out of you.
Cory: What do wewe mean?
Naya: Like wewe don't know. wewe always have to stick around with her like bad acne. And then Rachel Berry expects Finn Hudson to support her and--how do wewe say it--"cheer wewe on".
Cory: It's not always true. I get time on screen kwa myself and with the rest of wewe guys, so it's still good.
Amber: Really? Well, when was the last time wewe had a bro scene with Chord?
Chris: au a stepbrother scene with me?
Vanessa: au any interaction with Rory?
Damian: To tell wewe the truth, I do feel left out in a lot.
Lea: He gets plenty of bro scenes with the three of them. wewe all just want an excuse to be seen.
(Silence.)
Naya: Is that why wewe get zaidi scenes than us?
Kevin (doing an Artie arm wave, ghetto-ish): Girl, she told you!
Ryan: Enough, guys! Now...the rest of the crew and I will discuss what all's going down inayofuata season. Other than that, I hope wewe all have the best summer. If we don't see some of wewe return, we wish wewe luck in the future.

(The cast members grab their things, share their goodbyes, and go along their separate ways for the summer. Lea gets into her car and overhears a conversation from Naya and Heather.)
Naya: I heard a little rumor days before today. They alisema that Ryan was going to make Rachel and Finn the centric part of Glee. Can wewe believe how unfair that is?
Heather: That's been for years already.
Naya (irritated): I know! Finchel sucks the fun out of most of the episodes. Not even the Asian couple, the Godly couple, nor the Cheerios couple together get enough scenes compared to them.
Heather: What Asians? Do wewe mean Michelle Kwan and Jackie Chan? And kwa the "Godly couple", do wewe mean Joseph and Mary?
Naya: Joseph and Quinn. The two Asians are...um...Mike and...Jenna.
(Heather nods.)
Naya: Still, they're treating Glee like the cruel world we're living in now. There's no equality. I mean, I'd write the onyesha better if I tried.
Lea (to herself): Whether she's a Cheerio in real life au not, she's still a b*tch.

(Later that day, Lea and Cory went out shopping at a local mall. They sat on a bench together. Lea applied make-up to her face. She looked in her little mirror, and her smile disappeared.)
Lea (looking at herself, speaking to Cory): Cory, can I ask wewe something? Why do people hate me?
Cory (to himself): Just because.
Lea: What?
Cory (all of a sudden): What?
Lea: All I'm trying to do is play the part. I'm not really Rachel Berry. How come they can't see that?
Cory: It's easy for them to get caught up in the moment. Sooner au later, they'll find out.
(Lea nods and puts her makeup away. Cory spots a drink booth across from him.)
Cory: What would wewe like to drink? There's a Sensation Island over there.
Lea (smiles): Surprise me.

(Later that day, the two of them came to Lea's house and sat on the couch, watching a romantic movie. Cory was concerned about everyone else treating Lea a certain way.)
Cory: I'm sorry that the guys are uigizaji like that. I mean, it's been a stressful year.
Lea: True, but it's still unfair for me to hear all of this from the people I call my friends.
Cory: They don't understand, really. I do, though...sorta.
Lea (smiling): Thank you.
(At that moment, Cory got a little dizzy.)
Cory: Am I the only one feeling...kinda weird?
Lea: A little.
Cory: The room is just...well, different colors.
Lea: Isn't it supposed to be?
(It was silent for a moment. Then Cory got dizzier.)
Cory (weak): Lea...do wewe think I might die?
Lea: What do wewe mean?
Cory: I see stars.
Lea: What?
(Suddenly, Cory fainted on the ground. Lea looked at him, worried.)
Lea: Cory! Cory, wake up! Come on!
(Just then, Lea got weaker as well.)
Lea (weak): Cory...Cory...

(At a mgawanyiko, baidisha second, she fainted as well. She woke up the inayofuata morning, feeling a little nauseous and confused.)
Lea (faintly): Hello...hello...hello...
(She looked around. Everything didn't seem to be hers. The walls were pink, a bulletin board hung on one wall, there was a treadmill on one side of the room, and there were dhahabu stars everywhere. Lea climbed out of kitanda and looked ar herself in the mirror. She wasn't wearing her normal clothes, either.)
Lea (looking around): Cory! Cory!
(Cory stepped into the room, rubbing his forehead.)
Cory: What the hell happened?
Lea: I don't know. This is not my house. And I don't feel...right. I feel kinda younger than I should.
Cory: Yeah, and I don't even own these pajamas. And why is there a football bag and an army acceptance letter in the guest room where I was sleeping?
Lea (coming into realization): I don't know, but...do wewe think that we're in character now?
Cory: We stopped filming a couple of days ago, didn't we?
Lea: Yeah. Maybe this is a dream.
Cory: Yeah, let's check in with Chris. He can probably help us.
(Lea logged on to the laptop on the dawati and looked up Chris's email. Unfortunately, it wasn't listed on the mail list.)
Lea: Cory, it's not here.
Cory: What? That's impossible.
(He went to the Yahoo homepage and typed in Chris's name. Unfortunately, nothing came up.)
Lea: How are there no results?
Cory: We're not on here, either.
Lea: Does the world even know that Lea Michele and Cory Monteith exist?
Cory: They're bound to. We're, like, the shabiki favorites.
Lea: Should we go check?

(Lea and Cory got dressed in their Rachel Berry and Finn Hudson costumes that were hanging up in the closets. They walked outside and looked around. No one stopped to ask for autographs au pictures.)
Cory: No one's stopping for us.
Lea (pointing to a newspaper boy): Look, there's someone! Hey, sir! Do wewe know us! watu mashuhuri Cory Monteith and Lea Michele! Hey!
(The newspaper boy stopped and stared at them.)
Newspaper boy: Wanna-bes!
(He rode away on his bicycle. Cory and Lea looked at each other.)
Lea: Oh, my God. I'm...Rachel Berry.
Cory: And I'm...Finn Hudson.


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