Spike

I have mixed feelings on this episode, on the one hand I like it because it shows how Willow is genuinely a good person, also spike is in it which is a bonus as well as him giving some solid relationship advice to Buffy, and not so positive it further emphasises what a terrible person Xander is. But on the other hand it kinda feels out of nowhere in terms of the story at large as the reason for spike being there isn’t answered until two seasons later.

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She subdues Spike and nearly kills him.

I met him at Comicon and honestly he was one of the sweetest people I have ever met. He shook my hand and said nice to meet you, he was funny and just looked like he genuinely wanted to be there. He told me about his time performing, doing live theatre because I was so happy and overwhelmed I cried while I was talking with him. He told me that it was okay and was just extremely sweet. He signed a poster for me and I am just so great full and happy to have gotten to have this experience.

Right i know I am about to talk about Tara, i know she’s dead, try not to cry. I think that in season 7 when the scoobies kicked Buffy out in favour of Faith, that if Tara was still alive, she would have stuck up for Buffy like Spike did. Nobody ask my why I think this because i couldn’t explain really, i just feel like Tara understood Buffy in a different way to everyone else. I think a good example of this is that Buffy told Tara about her and Spike and felt safe to do so.

Let me know if I am wrong idk this is just how I feel. Also if i post like 10000000 massive paragraphs to here it’s because i have no friends to talk about Buffy with but like a million things to say.

It's kind of confusing but what really happens to Spike? does he regain his soul and become a human half vampire? or just regain your soul and weaken?

It is so interesting to see spike from season one, to season seven. the intense violence and 'bad blood' between him and buffy turn out to be a much needed relief of the 'big bad'. his nature is one of spite but he is so caring in the end. his trauma molded him into the kind of baddie we have come to love.

Love to all!!

Spike is the best comic relief! 😂😂😂

Until today I had not heard of the pub game called Aunt Sally, but now that I have heard of it, I'm wondering whether certain lines spoken by Drusilla or other characters in the series, especially those involving dolls or dollies, are referencing the Aunt Sally game -- anyone have any thoughts on this? Which episodes and what are the lines I'm thinking of where Dru does her mock-sad tease schtick and mentions dollies? If this topic has already been covered please send me the ref/citation. thanks!

So I watched the show a while back just kind of here and there, but now I've started to seriously watch it and I've noticed something that I kind of don't understand.

So vampires look...creepy, to say the least. They have the sharp teeth and the scrunched faces and weird eyes. Usually, most vampires are always like this. But then there is Spike and Dru and Angel and Willow in the alternate reality. They switch. Sometimes they look normal, human...but then they become vampire like. So why is this? Why can they be normal but others can't? Is it that they have a soul and the others don't?

And if the answer is a spoiler, I don't care.