I'm far behind on commenting on your comments, but I can start here!
5. Buffy and Willow's conversation here was, to me, incredibly slashy. The two of them have many such moments, and the two characters remain visibly clueless throughout. I enjoy all of them.
16. Yes, Buffy is going through major guilt and angst right now about not being perfect -- every person harmed by a creature of the night, she is taking as her personal failure. Do you know the term "pillock"? It's new to me. And it's not in my OED.
19. I think this phone chat is good evidence that Oz has a perfectly normal family!... all of them just like he is.
21. I think that this "I know what you've been doing at night" confrontation between Xander and Larry might have been one of the first mainstream-type gay-character-outed situations on tv. And it was just a minor subplot. I loved it.
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Date: 2008-05-04 03:04 am (UTC)5. Buffy and Willow's conversation here was, to me, incredibly slashy. The two of them have many such moments, and the two characters remain visibly clueless throughout. I enjoy all of them.
16. Yes, Buffy is going through major guilt and angst right now about not being perfect -- every person harmed by a creature of the night, she is taking as her personal failure.
Do you know the term "pillock"? It's new to me. And it's not in my OED.
19. I think this phone chat is good evidence that Oz has a perfectly normal family!... all of them just like he is.
21. I think that this "I know what you've been doing at night" confrontation between Xander and Larry might have been one of the first mainstream-type gay-character-outed situations on tv. And it was just a minor subplot. I loved it.