I also love the mutual understanding between Dan and Blair- they both love Serena, and both realize that in order to make Serena happy, they have to tolerate each other.
But Dan will have his moments- he loves Serena, loves her so much as this perfect, reforming girl from Upper East Side that he puts her on a pedestal, because she, unlike Blair/Chuck/Nate, is good, according to him.
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I also love the mutual understanding between Dan and Blair- they both love Serena, and both realize that in order to make Serena happy, they have to tolerate each other.
But Dan will have his moments- he loves Serena, loves her so much as this perfect, reforming girl from Upper East Side that he puts her on a pedestal, because she, unlike Blair/Chuck/Nate, is good, according to him.
That belief, is the start of his downfall.