death

Hi there, I saw this discussion in the Sunnydale Cemetary and would love to resurrect it, at least in spirit. In the season five episode, "Intervention," Buffy is on a quest to find the Slayer's relationship to love. In pertinent part: FIRST SLAYER/Sineya: You think you're losing your...

Jenny Calendar deserved to live; which is why I accept her death. Jenny was such a great character. She was so lovable in season one and you find yourself conflicted with her choices in season two. You can tell she genuinely cared for Buffy (and Giles), but she also put everyone in danger by...

can't really take his death glare seriously when he is sipping blood out of a cup that says "kiss the librarian" lol. In all seriousness, I know he could kill me in a second but I genuinely would laugh in his face in this scene!

-“- So let me explain. I’m sure you all remember the episode, but some of you were oblivious to that one detail, one spot that instilled discomfort in the hero’s unbreakable rule of never killing humans. that moment when Buffy hurled an ax at the Knight of Byzantium’s rib cage when the...

Hey, I'm kinda new to this so we'll see how it goes. Anyway, I decided to address a topic I've been thinking about for a while now. I call it The Osiris Theory. I had this idea and wanted to share it. OK - here we go! In Bargaining Part One, Willow calls upon Osiris (with the help of Anya...

For me, the worst and most heart-wrenching death on the show was Joyce's. The entire episode "The Body" breaks my heart every time. Everyone was so lost and I felt lost, too. It was a wonderful exploration on the different ways that people deal with death, though, and a great episode, even if...