"Same Time, Same Place"

[hermionesviolin]

Okay, Buffy is up to needing more than one word. I don’t have any concise thoughts, so i’m going to do homework, ‘cause i really need to. IM me, e-mail me, phone me, come visit me, or leave a comment any time you want to obsess about the show.



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Comments

[trijinx.livejournal.com]

Maybe you can't describe it in one word, but I can: ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

[hermionesviolin.livejournal.com]

Honestly, i considered that. But it really doesn't encompass the Dawnie yays, the "OMG, they're doing Willow/Tara with Anya!" the "Buffy and Xander: how stupid are you? Okay so maybe Willow's not all cured, but she skinned Warren because he killed her lover; she does not go around flaying random people, have some faith in the girl" as well as minor bits like, I really like Anya's hair dark and Damn Buffy's hair grew fast (which is fine by me 'cause i really much prefer it long).

[purplecleo.livejournal.com]

Must obsess, must obsess!!

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[hermionesviolin.livejournal.com]

Dude, you need to give me something to work with here 'cause i don't exactly have time for a point-by-point obsession.

[purplecleo.livejournal.com]

Spike's super tight shirt! LOL Actually, as you probably know very well on buffy night people are compelled to speculate about what exactly is going on and what it means. Having roomies kind of speeds along the process of coming up with hair-brained ideas, like last night we were theorizing that whatever was causing the mix up in the buffyverse (willow existing somehow on a different plane than the other scoobies so they could be at the exact same place and not realize the other was there) was something evil willow left behind, like an imprint of her powers spun out of control. And whats why the skinned guy turned up. Obviously that was not the case though Willow WAS responsible for her "invisibility", but the reoccurring theme du jour seems to be the soul. It began with Angel, and they played up the aspect of buffy's personality that was drawn to the dark side, in her relationships she felt responsible for some corruptive element, the one that turned Angel into Angelus again, and then when Riley left he confessed that he never felt her love, possibly because he was not "bad" enough. And now of course the whole Spike thing, he's got his soul now. He said something about her having "the spark" which seemed related to her attraction to angel as well. And now Willow is regaining herself, she stepped over to the "dark side" and is now in an indirect way seeking redemption.

Also there was buffy's resurrection, how she came back "different", we're kind of unsure about the status of her soul now. At one point the goal and underlying theme of the show was different and has progressed into something seemingly more all encompassing, unless I'm seeing things that aren't there.