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Date Posted: 22:51:05 01/27/09 Tue
Author: Trent
Subject: Re: Buffy As a Mentor
In reply to: Tymen 's message, "Re: Buffy As a Mentor" on 17:33:51 01/22/09 Thu

"She may not have been able to offer much on the Slayer side of things, but she could offer mentoring on the life side of the equation. How to exist within the world not only as a slayer, but also as a well-rounded human-being."


Buffy was sixteen years old when she met Kendra. How would she know about being well-rounded, when she certainly wasn't that at the time? Did Buffy honestly expect Kendra to copy her lifestyle?

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