Don't feel guilty, lovetheEmcee. Sometimes discussions get out of hand and sometimes people feel like they are getting mocked or singled out or being ragged on personally. I can say I did last night, though I know that wasn't the case. And it almost seems like it was being insinuated that some of us were dumb or ignorant because we didn't hold intelligent discussions. But, it was late and I was tired and cranky and probably over-reacted a bit. So, my apologies for that. Now, it's in the past and lets just enjoy everything about the show.
To answer taylor, I think the most moving moment for me is also the last succession of songs. Claude realizing that even though he's dead (and I do think he realizes that) that he was finally where he wanted to be - invisible. I almost can't be sad that he's dead because he is where he wanted to be. Then, the anguish on Berger's face not knowing where Claude is and Dionne singing "Let it in.... let it in" and her runs during "Let the Sunshine In" combined with that last vision of Claude in the snow... that's heartbraking. And I love every second of it.
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