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Date Posted: 15:21:15 11/24/03 Mon
Well, at least I understand the whole Goddess thing a little better. I think.
Actually, the guy who really shone in this ep was Lorne. Considering all the heartache that guy must be going through, it's great to see he can still be on the ball and alert where danger and his remaining friends are concerned. The way he just smiled before literally throwing the three children out on the street was a grand moment. And kudos to him for not letting it stay like that. I think he handled the situation just fine, and while he may not have been able to end the spell over the three as such, he seemed more than capable of preventing dust/blood flying when they all turned up ready to rumble.
Hope we see more of this side of Lorne!
Poor Giles. He seems unfairly poor at the magic side of life when compared to his two other living fellow-brits. But then again, I wonder. Part of me thinks he's deliberately stayed awway from too much of the occult, after all, he has had some pretty nasty experiences with it in the past.
Ethan continues to be one creepy sod. Something very coldblooded about the way he just casully drove around offering lifts while behind him the 'missing persons' leaflets just kept on being posted.
I kinda hope we see him again. If nothing else, he was the one who presumably helped the whole process of bring Lilah back, something which would not endear him to certain people should they ever learn of this...
"You'll never know how much I loved you tonight."
Preach it. The story of their lives really. Never realising anything until it's just a few moments too late for both of them.
Yes, Lilah was evil. But I do feel for her. She clearly had no wish to be brought back as a living puppet for some blood-thirsty Goddess. However, since said Goddess is now apparently gone the way of the Dodo, does this mean that Lilah is just your normal, free, soulless vampire?
Or was the soul returned and all?
Tibby...nice lady. Nothing against her. But I'm afriad I'm beginning to understand why it was so hard to some B/A shippers to move on. I have no doubts that she'll be good for Wes, that she'll make him happy, secure, etc etc. It'll just take me a while to get used to the new type of relationship.
I remember reading somewhere that a man has four loves in his life: The maiden in the grass, the demon lover, the strong-hearted woman, the tall and silent woman.
Tibby may turn out to be one of Wesley's loves, I don't know.
But Lilah definitely was, and I hope that wasn't the last we saw of her!
**applauds**
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