Tuesday, February 21, 2012 ( NEver Let Go)

Sue Sylvester is best remembered for her red track suit and cruelty towards people in general. Most people remembered her as the selfish cheerleading coach who has done nothing but made the most beloved Glee club miserable. Today, however, I am here to justify that. I am not a particular Sylvester fan nor am I a fan of torture, but in the recent episodes as I witnessed Sue's downfall, I think her character deserved some sort of justification. If you were to look at Sue in a superficial angle and judge her from what she's done, which isn't unreasonable, you would see her as mainly a joker of the show. An obstacle the Glee Club will eventually overcome anyway. It is not true. Sue Sylvester is a strong woman. She is self-centered and had a huge ego, but she infect, needed love as well. She was dependent upon her younger and disabled sister- Jean, than later on, a disabled high school girl- Becky. In both of their lives, the two agreed that Sue played a parental role in their lives. She, was the person they most loved. To be truthful, Sue was nothing but a lonely figure. Without the fame and glory, she is on the edge of collapse. Her life is so hollow. She has no family, no life, no love. Which is why her life had to be set with goals to destroy others'. Now the fact that Sue is trying to have a child just pains me. Loneliness had driven away her logic. This is bound to be a failed pregnancy. She is so desperate for love... From SUe Sylvester we can learn one thing: When you see love, grasp it as tight as you could. Don't let go.