Despite Lorelai’s clear end-game with Luke, Christopher represented an unresolved past.

This contentious plot highlighted his unsuitability for her throughoutLorelai and Christopher’s relationship timeline.

Christopher Was Always Lorelai’s Biggest “What If?”

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Everyone has learning to do in life, and Lorelai is no exception.

It was a learning experience for her.

Christopher inevitably represents nostalgia and unresolved potential.

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Even though Lorelai clearly only truly loves Luke, Christopher remains awhat ifto resolve.

Lorelais major source of pride is that she has thrived outside the traditional family unit favored by her parents.

This painful but pivotal chapter underscored the depth and authenticity of Lorelai’s connection with Luke.

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These moments emphasizeChristopher’s contrast to Lorelai’s values and the simplicity she cherishes.

They had witnessedLorelai’s years of dedicated single motherhood, her struggles and triumphs in raising Rory independently.

Their prior support for Lorelai and Luke inGilmore Girlsemphasizes their deep-seated conviction that Christopher was wrong for her.

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