The Beginning
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Who is Rachel Berry?
Each piece to the puzzle lies within each member of the Glee club. But will they be able to put the pieces together in time to save Rachel Berry?
So once again who is Rachel Berry?
Treasure trail? Short, annoying dwarf. Gives Rupaul something to be jealous of…maybe.
Don't really know her and from what I've heard don't really want to…but everybody does deserve a chance.
Berry. Berries are a kind of fruit I think…they taste good. Not as good as Santana though.
Rachel is a really great singer and she's really pretty. I mean she is kind of bossy and she doesn't like it when I touch her, but still.
She really means well, she's definitely not as bad as everyone thinks. She may be kind of selfish, she really likes solos...But sometimes she deserves them.
One of the biggest divas I have ever met. She will never hesitate to show off her odd ability to storm out of a room.
Hmm Rachel Berry? An okay singer I guess…but definitely a hot Jew. Doesn't seem to realize it though.
Well, Rachel Berry is very energetic and has a purpose. She may only consider herself at times but she's one of the best there are.
Aggressive when it comes to singing. Seems to like control, I do wonder why sometimes. I know she seems to like pushing me while performing, like literally pushing my wheel chair.
A pitch perfect singer and performer usually, she does have certain off days, I must admit, but still a diva.
Rachel, she's not one of the best dancers' I've seen. She seems to be really stiff sometimes. - But she is really driven and that's cool.
Berry? She's bearable I suppose. Nice voice to listen to, but something seems to be off about her.
She's more than just what others seem to think. She has a secret, one that she is not proud of.
Yes, Rachel Berry does have a secret. She thinks nobody knows. She's wrong.
So once again tell me what you think. This might have been confusing for some but it is basically just different people's opinions from Glee club of Rachel. If I do continue it should become clearer.
