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Agreed. It seems strange that so many people are now irritated that Felicity is doing what Felicity has always done - be the moral center for the show/Oliver. She has never been an "ends justify the means" type of person, so I see no reason why she should start now.

Ain't that the honest to God truth.

Absolutely saw him as being bitter, which I found to be very understandable. I really felt for poor Michael. My husband, on the other hand, did find him to be petty.

I really need this to happen.

His face in this scene especially pretty much got me:

My husband watched with me for the first time last night and pointed that out as one of the things that really appealed to him - that no matter how zany the plotlines can get, everyone acts in character and every character actually acts and reacts as a normal, real-life person would.
Too often (especially on the CW)

You know, if Jane was my friend in real life (and I'd totally wanna be her friend, especially if I could borrow her dresses) I'd definitely be encouraging her to give Michael another shot. He clearly loves her and is committed to her, and has shown two years of being a great, steady guy who's willing to work through

I was grinning so hard my face hurt during that scene where he couldn't not smile while saying it wasn't a date.