Luck - Lost
Quinn Fabray, Outcast, Nerd and Glee Club Member. So becoming a total loser. Rachel Berry, cheerleader, member of the Glee Club, girlfriend of Finn Hudson, QuarterBack of the football team. Becoming the most popular girl in school. They have been friends since childhood. Rachel is dating Finn, who is in love with her, but so is Quinn, and Rachel is... shall we say, confused. Or nearly so. What would happen if, on the way back from the Glee Club from a tournament, the plane crashed on a desert island?
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"Brittana, pare de brigar com Dantana e vá brincar com sua irmã Faberry"
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The story of how Quinn Fabray comes to terms with her transsexuality from childhood to adolescence. She has as best friends Sam Evans, Artie Abrams, Mike Chang and Blaine Anderson. Best friends have something in common. Let's just say... supernatural powers. Quinn finds herself slightly in love with Cheerio Captain Rachel Berry and doesn't know what to do. She can't get involved so as not to endanger anyone's life.
What if the much-loved (and hated) series Glee was originally Brazilian?! That's what we'll see next. Welcome to a story full of drama, suspense, betrayal, and very, very dark humor.
FABERRY//Lucy Fabray is an illegal cyborg, born human. Her entire life was turned upside down after a serious car accident while she was on her way to Rachel Berry's wedding. It takes place in a hostile future, loaded with the worst prejudices and strict laws that invade the privacy of all citizens. Lucy desperately tries to assume the identity of Quinn, a robot with artificial intelligence destined to stay close to Rachel and assist her in coordinating her newest theatrical project in Lima, Ohio.
It was sweet torture. To see lips she could never kiss, skin she could never touch. Across the room, the boy doesn't even pay attention, looking at something on his cell phone. “She's singing to you, idiot,” she thinks, rolling her eyes.
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In New York, being lonely is absolutely common. Even more if you are a determined person and focused on your dreams. When you get where you want to be, you can finally take a deep breath and give thanks for all the sacrifices you've made. But is there a limit to these sacrifices? Have we become free and independent? Or is it the other way around? That's what doesn't come out of Rachel's or Quinn's minds. The best way is to follow your dreams obstinately to achieve them without error or give up some things so you don't lose those who have always been by your side? Is there a balance?