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| + | | colspan="11" style="color:white;font-size:larger;"|'''[http://buffy.wikia.com/wiki/Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer_(season_4)/Season_Four <span style="color:white;">Season Four:</span>]''' |
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| + | |[[Living Conditions]] |
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*"[[Death and Consequences, Part Two]]" {{Om}} |
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Revision as of 18:23, 17 November 2015
- “Couldn't pass through Sunny Cal without looking up old Ripper.”
- ―Olivia Williams[src]
Olivia Williams was an old friend and romantic interest of Rupert Giles.
Biography
Olivia apparently had known Giles during his Ripper phase as she was familiar with his nickname. During the 1990s, Olivia visited Giles in Sunnydale on at least two occasions.[1] During the second visit, the Gentlemen came to Sunnydale and stole everyone's voice, including Olivia's. She assisted Giles in researching the Gentlemen where she showed to have an artistic talent by drawing an accurate portrait of a Gentleman. After the ordeal, Olivia didn't seem very comfortable and presumably ended her relationship with Giles.
Giles dreamed about Olivia when the First Slayer tried to kill him in his dream. In the dream, Olivia was married to him and was heavily pregnant. [2] After Giles' death, she attended his funeral and was devastated.[3] However, she was contacted and invited by a ressurected Giles to San Francisco. However, she was dischanted to see him like a children. Although Giles assures to be the same and insist to continue their relation, Olivia refuse for moral reason. She had also revelate to be actually based at Los Angeles and in liaison with the San Francisco Police Department into his supernatural crimes unit division, because of her prior experience in the occult.
Behind the Scenes
- She was portrayed by Phina Oruche.
- All three episodes in which Olivia appears were written and directed by Joss Whedon.
- Olivia is mentioned by name in "Who Are You" when Buffy Summers who, after switching bodies with Faith Lehane, tried to convince him it was her by mentioning things Faith wouldn't know.
- Olivia also appears in the novels The Lost Slayer, where Giles' occupation in helping Buffy find information about a vampire cult led by the Aztec God of Bats distracts him from paying proper attention to Olivia during a visit, and Blood and Fog, where Olivia leaves Giles after he spends his time with her—during the period when he has returned to England in Season Six—carrying out long-distance research to help Buffy identify a demon that had once acted as Jack the Ripper.
- Olivia Williams is also the name of the actress who plays Adelle DeWitt, a major character in Dollhouse, which is also a Joss Whedon series
Appearances
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
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| The Freshman
Appears |
Living Conditions | The Harsh Light of Day | Fear, Itself | Beer Bad | Wild at Heart | The Initiative | Pangs | Something Blue | Hush
Appears |
Doomed |
| A New Man | The I in Team | Goodbye Iowa | This Year's Girl | Who Are You
(mentioned) |
Superstar | Where the Wild Things Are | New Moon Rising | The Yoko Factor | Primeval | Restless
Appears (in a dream) |
- "Death and Consequences, Part Two" (Only mentioned)
- "Love Dares You, Part One"
- "Freaky Giles Day"