Rory on the walk to Doose's: Moby-Dick
Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) · On the walk to Doose's Market
Dean walks Rory to Doose's and opens by telling her he watched her read Madame Bovary under a tree the week before. Rory answers with Moby-Dick and admits it's her first Melville. Most pilots set up the love interest with a meet-cute. This one does it with a book report.
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1Moby-Dick
Melville's 1851 whale book sold so poorly in his lifetime that he spent his later years working as a customs inspector in New York. Rory calling it really good at 16 puts her ahead of a lot of the critics of 1851.
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2Madame Bovary
Flaubert was put on trial for obscenity over this one in 1857 and acquitted. Dean's opening line is that he noticed her reading about a bored wife who wrecks her life on romance novels, and he meant it as a compliment.
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Richard's gift to Rory: A Mencken ChrestomathyS1 E3
Rory at the Chilton dance: The Portable Dorothy ParkerS1 E9
Rory's Christmas present for Dean: The MetamorphosisS1 E10
Rory outside Dean's school: The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia PlathS1 E12
Dean's homework from Rory: Anna KareninaS1 E16
Lorelai's party advice: The Bell JarS1 E17
A gift for Rachel: Out of AfricaS1 E20
Rory outside Doose's: UlyssesS1 E20
Rory on Emily's sofa: Mrs DallowayS2 E4
Jess in Rory's room: Howl and Other PoemsS2 E5
Rory's overstuffed backpack: Savage BeautyS2 E7