In the beginning Kurt says that it doesn't really matter how he died, what matters is how he lived. I think that was a great thing to put in this episode because a lot of people have been judging his whole life by how he died. The message was completely true, yes he was human and made mistakes but that doesn't mean was not a good person. The scene with his mother packing up his room was so heart breaking, and to see Kurt in his jacket talking about Finn was such a good moment.
Puck reacted like any best friend would, and he felt truly alone now that Finn was gone. He didn't know what was going to become of him without Finn there to guide him the right way. Coach Beast talked it out with him, and said that he had to take control of his life now, and be a man. He sang "No Surrender" and it was a heartfelt farewell to Finn. Puck carved Quarterback in the tree that was dedicated to a memorial for Finn. Then Puck left to join the Air Force.
I thought the whole episode was good, especially considering how difficult the scenes were to get through. Most of the shots were only done once because it was just to hard for the cast to do more. Finn's jacket goes missing, and Santana points the blame at Puck. Most everyone does, and Santana offers a reward for it. Rachel shows up toward the end of the episode and sings "Make You Feel My Love" and she did a wonderful job. She tells Will that she had this dream of making it big on Broadway, and then coming back to Finn. She said that she imagined walking in through those doors seeing him teaching, and just looking at him and saying "I'm home." That line had me in tears because she loved him so much, and you could see the real pain in her eyes. The whole cast just did amazing in this episode. I really also liked how it was mainly just the original cast involved, even though the newer members cared for him it was special for the original cast to take over. It was an emotional ride tonight, and it all came down to the last scene with Will. He had been trying so hard to be there for everyone else that he was not grieving himself. He was the one who took Finn's jacket, and when he got home that night he sat there and just held it. He then cried his hardest while holding the jacket in his hands tightly. It was just a very well done episode all around, and I will miss Cory Monteith so much, and I loved that everyone got to say goodbye with this episode for him. Thank you all for reading.
Keep Dreaming and Scheming! Life is Short! Till Next Time!
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