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Date Posted: 16:53:59 08/08/05 Mon
Author: Ramses 2
Author Host/IP: 69.242.120.180
Subject: Nice catch spiritus
In reply to: spiritus 's message, "i'm intrigued by the bronze scenes, too. under the stairs?..." on 14:27:28 08/08/05 Mon

And now I'm thinking of Normal Again Buffy reaching out and tripping her friends as they descend the basement steps. I think we could probably pretty safely see stairs and what goes on underneath them to symbolize all the stuff percolating away in the subconscious.

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[> [> [> [> yeah but i a little different from 'the basement' -- spiritus, 17:50:19 08/08/05 Mon [1] (4.252.149.21)

it seemed to be buffy and spike's pivitol moments about feelings- towards each other,--suprise revelations on someone's part or at least, led directly to some suprise revelations--that of course, were subconsiously hidden. it seemed to be their 'thing', though.


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