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The Quinn-Rachel Relationship, most commonly known as Faberry, is the relationship between Quinn Fabray and Rachel Berry.
In Season One, there is much animosity between the two as Rachel goes after Finn, who is Quinn's boyfriend. However, they do both state that they don't hate each other, and have a few friendly moments after Quinn's pregnancy is revealed. In Season Two, they appear to have cooled in their aggression towards each other, only to both go after Finn again. Despite this, they do begin an albeit rocky friendship towards the second half of the season, as seen in Original Song and Prom Queen, the sixteenth and twentieth episodes of the season, respectively.
At the start of Season Three, Quinn has distanced herself from the New Directions, but she soon returns and appears to be on good terms with Rachel. In Hold on to Sixteen, the eighth episode of the season, Rachel and Quinn admit that they're "kind of friends" and, leading up to graduation, they grow closer. They confide in each other before anyone else in Michael, the eleventh episode of the season, and when Quinn is on her way to Finn and Rachel's wedding in On My Way, the fourteenth episode of the season, she ends up in a car accident, resulting in her being wheelchair-bound for a period. Rachel feels as if it's her fault, but Quinn tells her that it's not and comforts her. At the end of Season Three, they both graduate, and Quinn gives Rachel a train ticket to New Haven; she also bought herself a ticket to New York, so they are able to visit each other occasionally.
In Season Four, they stay in contact by email but have not met physically, despite them both possessing train tickets to meet each other. Despite Kurt and Rachel promising to return for Thanksgiving, the two don't go back to Ohio, and Quinn shows disappointment. In Naked, the twelfth episode of the season, Kurt calls Quinn and Santana over because Rachel decides to star in a nude scene for a school movie production, which Quinn and Santana are against. In the end, they stop her.
In Season Five, Quinn comments that she thinks Rachel was Finn's soulmate, and Rachel watches Quinn sing a romantic duet with Puck, when then announce that they are officially dating for the first time.
In Season Six, Rachel asks Quinn alongside the rest of the alumni to help out recruiting new members for the New Directions.
•It is possible that Quinn bullied Rachel before Pilot since she admitted to drawing pornographic pictures of Rachel in the bathroom. Also, in a deleted scene from the Pilot, it is acknowledged that Quinn already knows her name, as she tauntingly says to her "Getting ready for the tranny prom, Rachel?"
•The first sign of friendship between them was in Sectionals.
•Despite their often antagonistic relationship, both Quinn and Rachel have said that they don't hate each other.
•Both have had five relationships: Rachel - Puck, Jesse, Finn, Brody and Sam, Quinn - Finn, Puck, Sam, the Yale professor and Biff. They have three mutual ex-boyfriends; Finn, Puck and Sam.
•Both have been the ones to break up with Puck in their relationship with him.
•Both of them have cheated on Finn with Puck. Both have also cheated on another boyfriend with Finn (Quinn on Sam in The Sue Sylvester Shuffle, Rachel on Jesse in New York and Brody in I Do.)
Rachel: You don't think people whisper about me in the lunchroom or draw pornographic pictures of me on the bathroom walls? Quinn : That was me, actually. — Quinn and Rachel , Vitamin D
Scene 2 in the episode is Images 2 then 1. Scenes are usually cut because they aren’t essential to the plot. In most cases, particularly Season 2 and 3, the cut scenes are revealing motivations and emotions for Quinn. Brad is trying to layer in depth to Quinn’s actions. However, that depth, while essential to Quinn, isn’t essential to the ...
May 29, 2021 · Published May 29, 2021. The main characters from Glee got many memorable scenes in the show but these were each of their most iconic. Glee holds a particular privilege in television history in that none of its main characters appeared in all of the series's 121 episodes. Not Rachel or Mr. Schuester, arguably the show's two leads.
