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− | {{Quote|I love what you've, um, neglected to do with the place.| [[Joyce Summers]] about the Crypt|Checkpoint}} |
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+ | |Title = Hawley mausoleum |
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+ | |Image = Screenshot 2018-04-20 14.50.07.png |
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+ | |Caption = Interior of the mausoleum. |
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+ | |Last = ''[[Return to Sunnydale, Part Two]]'' |
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+ | |Location = [[Restfield Cemetery]] |
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+ | |Type = Residence |
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+ | |Owner(s) = [[Spike]] |
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+ | }} |
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+ | {{Quote|You know, this place is okay for a hole in the ground. You fixed it up.|Buffy Summers|Dead Things}} |
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− | {{Quote|What, you mean before? A crypt actually, but nicer. A bit more... I don't know if posh is the right word, but it was more like... Comfy.| [[Spike]]'s and [[Buffy]]'s answer to [[Molly]]'s question on where he used to live as a soulless vampire|Potential}} |
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+ | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a monument in the [[Restfield Cemetery]] that [[Spike]] made his home circa 2000–2002. It was the mausoleum for the tombs of Ethel, James, and other members of the Hawley family. |
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− | '''Spike's Crypt''' is the term used to describe a particular crypt in the [[Sunnydale Cemetery]] that [[Spike]] made his home circa 2000-2002. |
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+ | ==History== |
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− | Before Spike moved out of [[ |
+ | Before Spike moved out of [[Alexander Harris|Xander]]'s basement in the [[Harris residence]], he said to [[Anya Jenkins|Anya]] he would probably look for a crypt as a dwelling in one of [[Sunnydale]]'s many cemeteries. He was then seen going around a cemetery, looking for a suitable place later in the same night. Spike considered the [[Alpert mausoleum]], as he was seen measuring its exterior.<ref>"[[A New Man]]"</ref> |
+ | He then moved to the Hawley mausoleum, which was significantly larger than the others in the cemetery. The interior was mostly empty except for its dusty urns, statues, and cobwebs. Spike would sleep on a stone slab and a ratty blanket,<ref name=":0">"[[The I in Team]]"</ref><ref>"[[New Moon Rising]]"</ref> and soon had his own television, which was broken by the [[Initiative]] soldier [[Forrest Gates|Forrest]].<ref>"[[Goodbye Iowa]]"</ref> |
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⚫ | It |
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⚫ | It was later revealed a hole in its floor, which led into an underground cavern, part of Sunnydale's extensive network of tunnels. It contained [[Buffy shrine|a shrine]] dedicated to [[Buffy Summers|Buffy]], composed of many pictures and objects that Spike had pilfered from her home. After discovering it, Buffy indirectly destroyed this by punching Spike with enough force to send him flying into it.<ref name=":1">"[[Crush]]"</ref> |
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⚫ | During the summer following Buffy's death |
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⚫ | During the summer following Buffy's death, the crypt's decoration went through some conspicuous changes. Spike supposedly spent some time to turn it into a comfortable home, complete with a cable TV, refrigerator, lamps and various pieces of furniture, including an armchair acquired from [[1630 Revello Drive|Buffy's house]].<ref>"[[After Life]]"</ref> At this point, the lower level of the mausoleum also seemed to be comfortably furnished, and containing what looked to be a bar counter and a double size bed.<ref>"[[Life Serial]]"</ref><ref name=":2">"[[Gone]]"</ref> Its floor was covered by Persian carpets.<ref>"[[Dead Things]]"</ref> Some time later, however, the furnishing of the lower lever got destroyed in an explosion along with [[Suvolte demon]]'s eggs, after [[Riley Finn|Riley]] caught Spike hiding the dangerous eggs there.<ref name=":4">"[[As You Were]]"</ref> |
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⚫ | When Spike went to Africa to get his soul, he left [[Clem]] in possession of his crypt. |
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⚫ | When Spike went to Africa to get his soul, he left [[Clement|Clem]] in possession of his crypt.<ref name=":5">"[[Seeing Red]]"</ref><ref name=":6">"[[Two to Go]]"</ref> Spike was not seen to revisit the mausoleum after his return to Sunnydale, instead staying first in the basement of the new [[Sunnydale High School|Sunnydale High]] and briefly in [[Alexander Harris' apartment|Xander's apartment]], and then in the basement of Buffy's house. When Clem flew from Sunnydale, however, it is not certain whether he had been living in the crypt prior to his departure.<ref>"[[Empty Places]]"</ref> |
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− | It was presumably destroyed along with the rest of Sunnydale following the Spike's sacrifice at Battle at the [[Hellmouth]] in "[[Chosen]]". |
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+ | The Hawley mausoleum was destroyed along with the rest of Sunnydale, following the Spike's sacrifice at the [[battle at the Hellmouth]].<ref>"[[Chosen]]"</ref> Years later, Buffy and Spike visited the place in Sunnydale's crater, which prompted them to reflect about this phase of their lives.<ref>''[[Return to Sunnydale, Part One]]''</ref> |
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− | ==Prominent Events== |
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− | *Spike concludes a pact with [[Adam]], in exchange for the removal of his chip. |
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− | *Riley visits Spike to obtain information on [[Dracula]]. |
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− | *Spike had erotic dreams about Buffy, revealing his true feelings for the Slayer. |
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− | *After Dawn's kidnapping, [[Harmony Kendall]] was a temporary resident here until her breakup with Spike. |
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+ | ==Prominent events== |
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− | *Menaced by [[Glorificus]], Buffy charge Spike to protect [[Dawn Summers|Dawn]] and [[Joyce]]. |
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+ | *[[Rupert Giles]] visited Spike at his new home to give him money, in return for helping him when he was temporarily turned into a [[Fyarl demon]]. He hesitantly asked Spike whether he intended to help the [[Scooby Gang|Scoobies]], since he could only hurt demons due to his [[Behavior-Modification Circuitry|chip]]. In response, however, Spike was dismissive of the idea, declaring he had no interest in helping them anymore.<ref name=":0" /> |
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− | *Spike and Joyce watch Passions. |
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+ | *[[Adam]] visited Spike in the mausoleum to recruit him to his side. He successfully concluded a pact with him, in exchange for promising the removal of his chip.<ref>"[[New Moon Rising]]"</ref> |
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− | *When returned at Sunnydale, [[Drusilla]] visit Spike. |
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+ | *Riley visited the mausoleum in order to obtain information from him on [[Dracula]].<ref>"[[Buffy vs. Dracula]]"</ref> |
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− | *Spike declare his love to Buffy, prisoner, and tent to dust Drusilla to prove it. However, it failed, due to Harmony's intervention. |
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+ | *After kidnapping Dawn, [[Harmony Kendall]] sought refuge in Spike's crypt, becoming a temporary resident.<ref name=":3">"[[Out of My Mind]]"</ref> |
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− | *Drusilla and Buffy fight for the first time. |
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+ | *Spike had an erotic dream about Buffy, in which he declared his love for her. He awoke from his dream in the mausoleum, horror-struck beside a sleeping Harmony, trying to deny his newly realized feelings for the Slayer.<ref name=":3" /> |
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− | *Spike had sex with the [[Buffybot]]. |
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− | *Spike was kidnapped by [[Glorificus]]'s minions. |
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− | === |
+ | ===2001=== |
+ | *Menaced by [[Glorificus|Glory]], Buffy asked Spike for help to protect and hide [[Dawn Summers|Dawn]] and [[Joyce Summers|Joyce]] in the mausoleum. He and Joyce then watched the soap opera ''Passions'' and discussed the show's latest events.<ref>"[[Checkpoint]]"</ref> |
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+ | *[[Drusilla]] reunited with Spike in his crypt. Although, he imprisoned her with Buffy in his basement, and attempted to stake his sire as proof of his love for the Slayer, who rejected him. The two woman fought for the first time. Harmony intervened, but left Spike and the residence for good.<ref name=":1" /> |
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+ | *Spike had sex with the [[Buffybot]], until he was kidnapped by [[Glory's minions]]. After being left there badly injured, Buffy visited him disguised as Buffybot, and kissed him in gratitude for protecting Dawn's identity.<ref>"[[Intervention]]"</ref> |
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− | *A depressed and guilt ridden Spike travels in Africa to regain his soul by undertaking the [http://buffy.wikia.com/wiki/Demon_Trials Demon Trials], leaving the crypt to his friend [[Clem]]. |
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− | == |
+ | ===2002=== |
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− | AlpertMasleum.jpg|Exterior of Spike's Crypt |
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− | Lowerlevelcrypt.png|Lower level of the crypt |
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+ | *Spike left the mausoleum to his friend Clem, and went to Africa to regain his soul by undertaking the [[Demon Trials]].<ref name=":5" /> |
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+ | ==Gallery== |
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+ | Screenshot 2018-04-20 14.46.44.png|Exterior of Spike's crypt |
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+ | Screenshot 2018-04-20 14.17.26.png|Interior of the crypt after Spike moves in |
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+ | Screenshot 2018-04-20 14.50.07.png||Interior of the crypt in use |
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+ | Screenshot 2018-04-20 14.33.15.png|The ladder to the underground lair |
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+ | Screenshot 2018-04-20 14.31.16.png|Interior of the lower level of the crypt |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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+ | ==Behind the scenes== |
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+ | *The interior of the Hawley mausoleum was used for [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 6|''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' season 6]] cast promotional pictures for Spike and Dawn Summers, as well as the location for [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 6 promos|the season's promotional clips]]. |
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+ | *The mausoleum was replicated in video game ''[[Wikipedia:Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]''. Inside, there's a chair, a television set, and old pizza boxes. |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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+ | ===Canonical=== |
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− | *"[[A New Man]]" |
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+ | {{AppearancesBuffySeason4 |
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+ | |episode12=note |
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− | *"[[Goodbye Iowa]]" |
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+ | |episode13=yes |
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− | *"[[New Moon Rising]]" |
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+ | |episode14=yes |
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− | *"[[The Yoko Factor]]" |
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+ | |episode19=yes |
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− | *"[[Restless]]" <small>(only in dream)</small> |
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+ | |episode20=yes |
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− | *"[[Buffy vs. Dracula]]" |
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+ | |episode22=vision |
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− | *"[[Real Me]]" |
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+ | }} |
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− | *"[[The Replacement]]" |
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+ | {{AppearancesBuffySeason5 |
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− | *"[[Out of My Mind]]" |
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+ | |all=yes |
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− | *"[[Family]]" |
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+ | |episode5=no |
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− | *"[[Fool for Love]]" |
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+ | |episode8=no |
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− | *"[[Into the Woods]]" |
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+ | |episode9=no |
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− | *"[[Triangle]]" |
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+ | |episode16=no |
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− | *"[[Checkpoint]]" |
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+ | |episode17=no |
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− | *"[[Blood Ties]]" |
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+ | |episode19=no |
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− | *"[[Crush]]" |
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+ | |episode20=no |
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− | *"[[I Was Made to Love You]]" |
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+ | |episode21=no |
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− | *"[[Intervention]]" |
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+ | |episode22=no |
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− | *"[[After Life]]" |
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+ | }} |
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− | *"[[Life Serial]]" |
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+ | {{AppearancesBuffySeason6 |
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− | *"[[All the Way]]" |
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+ | |all=yes |
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− | *"[[Once More, with Feeling]]" |
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+ | |episode1=no |
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− | *"[[Wrecked]]" |
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+ | |episode2=no |
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− | *"[[Gone]]" |
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+ | |episode4=no |
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− | *"[[Dead Things]]" |
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+ | |episode8=no |
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− | *"[[As You Were]]" |
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+ | |episode9=no |
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− | *"[[Hell's Bells]]" {{Om}} |
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+ | |episode12=no |
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− | *"[[Entropy]]" |
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+ | |episode14=no |
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− | *"[[Seeing Red]]" |
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+ | |episode16=note |
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− | *"[[Villains]]" |
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+ | |episode17=note |
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− | *"[[Two to Go]]" |
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+ | |episode22=note |
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− | *"[[Grave]]" {{Om}} |
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+ | }} |
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− | *"[[Potential]]" {{Om}} |
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+ | {{AppearancesBuffySeason7 |
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+ | |episode12=note |
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+ | }} |
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+ | {{AppearancesBuffySeason10 |
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+ | |issue8=yes |
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+ | }} |
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+ | ===Other=== |
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+ | {{Scroll box |
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+ | |width=100% |
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+ | |content= |
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+ | ;''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer Classic]]'' |
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+ | *''[[Cemetery of Lost Love]]'' |
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+ | *''[[Remember the Lies]]'' |
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+ | *''[[Remember the Truth]]'' |
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+ | *''[[Lost and Found (one-shot)|Lost and Found]]'' |
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+ | *''[[The Death of Buffy, Part One]]'' |
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+ | *''[[The Death of Buffy, Part Two]]'' |
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+ | *''[[Withdrawal]]'' |
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+ | *''[[Chaos Bleeds (comic)|Chaos Bleeds]]'' |
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+ | ;Games |
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+ | *''[[Sacrifice (game)|Sacrifice]]'' |
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+ | }} |
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+ | ==References== |
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+ | {{References|scroll=1}} |
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+ | [[fr:Mausolée Hawley]] |
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[[Category:Locations]] |
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[[Category:Sunnydale]] |
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− | [[Category:Spike]] |
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[[Category:Homes]] |
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[[Category:Vampire lairs]] |
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Revision as of 22:06, 16 March 2020
- “You know, this place is okay for a hole in the ground. You fixed it up.”
- ―Buffy Summers[src]
Hawley mausoleum was a monument in the Restfield Cemetery that Spike made his home circa 2000–2002. It was the mausoleum for the tombs of Ethel, James, and other members of the Hawley family.
History
Before Spike moved out of Xander's basement in the Harris residence, he said to Anya he would probably look for a crypt as a dwelling in one of Sunnydale's many cemeteries. He was then seen going around a cemetery, looking for a suitable place later in the same night. Spike considered the Alpert mausoleum, as he was seen measuring its exterior.[1]
He then moved to the Hawley mausoleum, which was significantly larger than the others in the cemetery. The interior was mostly empty except for its dusty urns, statues, and cobwebs. Spike would sleep on a stone slab and a ratty blanket,[2][3] and soon had his own television, which was broken by the Initiative soldier Forrest.[4]
It was later revealed a hole in its floor, which led into an underground cavern, part of Sunnydale's extensive network of tunnels. It contained a shrine dedicated to Buffy, composed of many pictures and objects that Spike had pilfered from her home. After discovering it, Buffy indirectly destroyed this by punching Spike with enough force to send him flying into it.[5]
During the summer following Buffy's death, the crypt's decoration went through some conspicuous changes. Spike supposedly spent some time to turn it into a comfortable home, complete with a cable TV, refrigerator, lamps and various pieces of furniture, including an armchair acquired from Buffy's house.[6] At this point, the lower level of the mausoleum also seemed to be comfortably furnished, and containing what looked to be a bar counter and a double size bed.[7][8] Its floor was covered by Persian carpets.[9] Some time later, however, the furnishing of the lower lever got destroyed in an explosion along with Suvolte demon's eggs, after Riley caught Spike hiding the dangerous eggs there.[10]
When Spike went to Africa to get his soul, he left Clem in possession of his crypt.[11][12] Spike was not seen to revisit the mausoleum after his return to Sunnydale, instead staying first in the basement of the new Sunnydale High and briefly in Xander's apartment, and then in the basement of Buffy's house. When Clem flew from Sunnydale, however, it is not certain whether he had been living in the crypt prior to his departure.[13]
The Hawley mausoleum was destroyed along with the rest of Sunnydale, following the Spike's sacrifice at the battle at the Hellmouth.[14] Years later, Buffy and Spike visited the place in Sunnydale's crater, which prompted them to reflect about this phase of their lives.[15]
Prominent events
2000
- Rupert Giles visited Spike at his new home to give him money, in return for helping him when he was temporarily turned into a Fyarl demon. He hesitantly asked Spike whether he intended to help the Scoobies, since he could only hurt demons due to his chip. In response, however, Spike was dismissive of the idea, declaring he had no interest in helping them anymore.[2]
- Adam visited Spike in the mausoleum to recruit him to his side. He successfully concluded a pact with him, in exchange for promising the removal of his chip.[16]
- Riley visited the mausoleum in order to obtain information from him on Dracula.[17]
- After kidnapping Dawn, Harmony Kendall sought refuge in Spike's crypt, becoming a temporary resident.[18]
- Spike had an erotic dream about Buffy, in which he declared his love for her. He awoke from his dream in the mausoleum, horror-struck beside a sleeping Harmony, trying to deny his newly realized feelings for the Slayer.[18]
2001
- Menaced by Glory, Buffy asked Spike for help to protect and hide Dawn and Joyce in the mausoleum. He and Joyce then watched the soap opera Passions and discussed the show's latest events.[19]
- Drusilla reunited with Spike in his crypt. Although, he imprisoned her with Buffy in his basement, and attempted to stake his sire as proof of his love for the Slayer, who rejected him. The two woman fought for the first time. Harmony intervened, but left Spike and the residence for good.[5]
- Spike had sex with the Buffybot, until he was kidnapped by Glory's minions. After being left there badly injured, Buffy visited him disguised as Buffybot, and kissed him in gratitude for protecting Dawn's identity.[20]
2002
- Spike had sex with Buffy, followed by what he recognizes as their first congenial conversation.[21]
- Spike had sex with an invisible Buffy.[8]
- Riley and Buffy discovered Suvolte demon's eggs under the basement. Buffy used bomb to kill the baby demons, blowing up the crypt.[10]
- Buffy ends her relationship with Spike.[10]
- Spike left the mausoleum to his friend Clem, and went to Africa to regain his soul by undertaking the Demon Trials.[11]
- Menaced by Dark Willow, Buffy charge Clem to protect Dawn in the mausoleum.[12]
Gallery
Behind the scenes
- The interior of the Hawley mausoleum was used for Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 6 cast promotional pictures for Spike and Dawn Summers, as well as the location for the season's promotional clips.
- The mausoleum was replicated in video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Inside, there's a chair, a television set, and old pizza boxes.
Appearances
Canonical
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 4 | |||||||||||
"The Freshman" Absent |
"Living Conditions" Absent |
"The Harsh Light of Day" Absent |
"Fear, Itself" Absent |
"Beer Bad" Absent |
"Wild at Heart" Absent |
"The Initiative" Absent |
"Pangs" Absent |
"Something Blue" Absent |
"Hush" Absent |
"Doomed" Absent | |
"A New Man" Mention |
"The I in Team" Appears |
"Goodbye Iowa" Appears |
"This Year's Girl" Absent |
"Who Are You?" Absent |
"Superstar" Absent |
"Where the Wild Things Are" Absent |
"New Moon Rising" Appears |
"The Yoko Factor" Appears |
"Primeval" Absent |
"Restless" Vision |
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 5 | |||||||||||
"Buffy vs. Dracula" Appears |
"Real Me" Appears |
"The Replacement" Appears |
"Out of My Mind" Appears |
"No Place Like Home" Absent |
"Family" Appears |
"Fool for Love" Appears |
"Shadow" Absent |
"Listening to Fear" Absent |
"Into the Woods" Appears |
"Triangle" Appears | |
"Checkpoint" Appears |
"Blood Ties" Appears |
"Crush" Appears |
"I Was Made to Love You" Appears |
"The Body" Absent |
"Forever" Absent |
"Intervention" Appears |
"Tough Love" Absent |
"Spiral" Absent |
"The Weight of the World" Absent |
"The Gift" Absent |
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 6 | |||||||||||
"Bargaining, Part One" Absent |
"Bargaining, Part Two" Absent |
"After Life" Appears |
"Flooded" Absent |
"Life Serial" Appears |
"All the Way" Appears |
"Once More, with Feeling" Appears |
"Tabula Rasa" Absent |
"Smashed" Absent |
"Wrecked" Appears |
"Gone" Appears | |
"Doublemeat Palace" Absent |
"Dead Things" Appears |
"Older and Far Away" Absent |
"As You Were" Appears |
"Hell's Bells" Mention |
"Normal Again" Mention |
"Entropy" Appears |
"Seeing Red" Appears |
"Villains" Appears |
"Two to Go" Appears |
"Grave" Mention |
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 7 | |||||||||||
"Lessons" Absent |
"Beneath You" Absent |
"Same Time, Same Place" Absent |
"Help" Absent |
"Selfless" Absent |
"Him" Absent |
"Conversations with Dead People" Absent |
"Sleeper" Absent |
"Never Leave Me" Absent |
"Bring on the Night" Absent |
"Showtime" Absent | |
"Potential" Mention |
"The Killer in Me" Absent |
"First Date" Absent |
"Get It Done" Absent |
"Storyteller" Absent |
"Lies My Parents Told Me" Absent |
"Dirty Girls" Absent |
"Empty Places" Absent |
"Touched" Absent |
"End of Days" Absent |
"Chosen" Absent |
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 10 | |||||||||||
New Rules, Part 1 Absent |
New Rules, Part 2 Absent |
New Rules, Part 3 Absent |
New Rules, Part 4 Absent |
New Rules, Part 5 Absent |
I Wish, Part 1 Absent |
I Wish, Part 2 Absent |
Return to Sunnydale, Part 1 Appears |
Return to Sunnydale, Part 2 Absent |
Day Off (or Harmony in My Head) Absent | ||
Love Dares You, Part 1 Absent |
Love Dares You, Part 2 Absent |
Love Dares You, Part 3 Absent |
Relationship Status: Complicated, Part 1 Absent |
Relationship Status: Complicated, Part 2 Absent |
Old Demons, Part 1 Absent |
Old Demons, Part 2 Absent |
Old Demons, Part 3 Absent |
Freaky Giles Day Absent |
Triggers Absent | ||
In Pieces on the Ground, Part 1 Absent |
In Pieces on the Ground, Part 2 Absent |
In Pieces on the Ground, Part 3 Absent |
In Pieces on the Ground, Part 4 Absent |
In Pieces on the Ground, Part 5 Absent |
Own It, Part 1 Absent |
Own It, Part 2 Absent |
Own It, Part 3 Absent |
Own It, Part 4 Absent |
Own It, Part 5 Absent | ||
"Where Are They Now?" Absent |
Other
References
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