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Endivius -> RE: Is it wrong to be love's bitch? (8/30/2011 2:39:37 AM)
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I allways enjoyed BTVS, but enjoyed the Angel spinoff more. An interesting point someone made to me when talking about this one time: Ever notice how you got all these guys who kinda follow buffy and angel around being do gooders and such. But at the same time, they don't realize that the real core of thier team, the one who provides them strength, is the only one in the whole group that's normal? I mean really think about it; Buffy is all slayer badassery, Willow is a witch, Anya was a half demon turned human that had all her old demony knowledge, Giles and Wesley were watchers, heck even her sister, Dawn was "the key". But you know who the one person was that every single person turned to for strength? Think about all the times one was in trouble, and this darling came to the rescue... I mean really, the core of the group that everyone got strength from was xander. Remember when willow tried to destroy the world? Who stopped her? How about when anya was running amok on her vengency ways both before and after he left her at the alter? Or when wesley was insecure about he place as buffy's watcher? All xander. And so much more really. Think about it, hes the one person in the whole group who had no super powers, no special training, and he fought just as hard as every other person even though he was kind of a pussy and got his ass kicked a lot. Now think about Angel's group. Who fit this distinction. Of all the people in it, there was one person that was largely ordinary and had no special powers are abilities, but fought tooth and nail and was there to save everyone's ass on at least one occassion? Gunn. Yep that's right. and for posterity, one of my favorite quotes: Spike: You're wrong about Angel. Not that I don't think the sod could end up being a megalomaniacal bastard. It's just that if he did... I'd know it. I'd feel it. Illyria: You'll have proof soon enough. A corrupted ruler on such a path sees treachery and betrayal all around him. He cannot suffer intimates and will eventually turn against them. Spike: Guess I don't have to worry about that, 'cause Angel and me have never been intimate. Except that one...
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