The Hudson Theorem.
After her most recent and traumatic kick in the ass - the nineteenth of her still young life, all perpetrated by her first and last name boyfriend Hudson - Rachel Berry decides to hit the road. Driving the Hearse of Satan, with his notebook in his pocket and his best friend on the ride, the former child prodigy, addicted to anagrams and PhD in getting out, discovers his true mission: to elaborate and prove the Fundamental Theorem of the Predictability of Hudons, which will make it possible to foresee, through the universal language of mathematics, the outcome of any relationship even before the two people know each other. A discovery that will go down in history, will avenge centuries of unfair advantage between Terminators and Terminated and, finally, will elevate Rachel Berry directly to the distinguished position of genius of humanity. Also, of course, it will help you win back your boy. Or, at least, that's what she hopes. . "There was no denying her smile. That smile would end the war and cure cancer." . - Faberry
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"E finalmente a questão, o mistério de quem protagoniza a história: Quem abre a cortina? Quem escolhe os nossos passos na dança? Quem...
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