RomanticSoul
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Spike gets staked at the end of 'Crush'. Either that or Dawn and the monks of mind****. Preferably both.
Spike gets staked at the end of 'Crush'. Either that or Dawn and the monks of mind****. Preferably both.
Lorne : Hey spikey cakes, make me a sea breeze and I'll let ya live, or I'll think about itSpike would either get killed at the end of "Crush" or he would leave with Drusilla, have W&H remove his chip, and become a badass again as he wreaks havoc with Dru and Darla before he is staked by...oh, let's say Lorne. A drunk Lorne.
And give us better reasons for why Buffy doesn't kill his ass in "Primeval" and "Out of My Mind" beyond "eh, she doesn't really feel like it, what harm could he do anyway?"
One thing? Simple.
Dawn dies at the end, rather than Buffy, and everyone forgets she ever existed.
I can see it.
Buffy "What just happened?"
Xander" I don't know....anyone want pizza?"🙂
Jam's slamming Xander, not Dawn (surprise, surprise). 🙄
Well I think this is subjective but to me she was pointless. There was no need for Buffy to become a single mom to help her grow up. No need to make Dawn Buffy's actual sister which required everyone's memories to be altered. And there really was no need for her after the S5 storyline was over, unless someone thinks we needed one more reason for Buffy to be depressed. Which we didn't.To me if Dawn had died at the end it just would've made her character pointless.
Well I think this is subjective but to me she was pointless. There was no need for Buffy to become a single mom to help her grow up. No need to make Dawn Buffy's actual sister which required everyone's memories to be altered. And there really was no need for her after the S5 storyline was over, unless someone thinks we needed one more reason for Buffy to be depressed. Which we didn't.
I would have loved for Xander to be the key. Not only would it have given him a storyline but it would have been the perfect cap on the WB years. First of all Xander is someone we know and care about (well some do) instead of a new addition that the audience is still getting to know (and a lot don't care about or flat out hate) by the time The Gift comes. They would have also avoided the memory mindwipe that way. But Buffy sacrificing herself for the person who brought her back to life in the S1 finale? That would have brought the WB years full circle.
Redundant huh...that's a nice way to dismiss my opinion. What did Dawn do in S6? Honestly? When she complained about not being in Buffy's alternate reality? Or when she whines about Buffy 'never being there' because she has to work to pay the bills? And while S7 Dawn is an ok character she doesn't make a lick of sense based on the character from S5 and S6. Where did the mature, sumerian reading genuis suddenly come from?But in a way your point is redudant, because post-S5 Dawn becomes a much stronger character and they move on from the whole key business so from that point of view the show justified keeping her around.
Buffy didn't need to become a single mom to help her gowth preocess is my point. She's been saddled with incredible responsibilities since age 15 and was a mess of a person on every front in the later Seasons largely due to those responsibilities. What I wanted was to see Buffy grow up, period. I wanted for her to figure out her life, what she wanted to do and who she was. I didn't want 'I have a life. I have Dawn's life.' Buffy because that meant no personal growth on her part was possible because her first priority was her child.Also, once Buffy's mother died then yeah I think it makes perfect sense that she needs to step up and become a strong mum/role model figure for Dawn. I have no issue with that story at all. You can't have Buffy being obsessed with boys forever.
I love the fact that you called him JAM!
To me if Dawn had died at the end it just would've made her character pointless. I did find her a bit annoying at times during this season.
I would have loved for Xander to be the key.