1) Kurt/Blaine 2) stuck in an elevator at NYADA, still not back together

Blaine lasts approximately two minutes after hanging up the elevator emergency call phone before the silence gets to him. “Kurt, it’s not like —” he starts.

“How are classes going?” Kurt says, at the same time Blaine talks. His nose is a little scrunched up over his words, one of Blaine’s favorite Kurt-expressions, showing up when he’s torn between exasperated and something else, or saying something he doesn’t want to, or —

“Shut up,” Blaine says, and his legs aren’t really made to cross distances quickly with any sort of movie-scene-esque grace, but the elevator is small and Kurt is halfway there anyway when Blaine moves, and suddenly they’re against the wall.

“Being told to shut up really doesn’t do it for me,” Kurt says, though his words are broken up around Blaine’s mouth, “just, so you know.”

Blaine groans against the corner of Kurt’s mouth, drags his lips with a little bit of teeth down Kurt’s jaw, asks, “Does this still do it for you?”

Kurt pushes at him bodily and turns until Blaine’s back hits the wall, tilts Blaine’s chin up with more ease and control than Blaine ever remembers, and pulls Blaine’s bottom lip slickly between both of his own instead of answering, but Blaine figures that’s answer enough.

/bad at three line rules

Blaine can still be a good and interesting character with Kurt.

I don’t think I ever said he couldn’t be? 

I think I have said, many times, that Blaine needed to be developed outside of Kurt’s POV and his relationship with Kurt. That may be where you’re confused. 

I Want You Back is so perfect why the fuck did they cut it the bastards.