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Things that bother me about Buffy:
1. They've made it clear that it is possible for Slayers to "go bad" (like Faith), but there's really only supposed to be one Slayer. There is a protocol to be followed in those instances, but they clearly failed in Faith's case, so what would happen if there wasn't also a Buffy? The monsters would take over the world?
2. The fact that they didn't deal with this during the 5 weeks that Buffy was dead. Shouldn't the Council have been concerned about the lack-of-a-Slayer and hunted down Faith?
3. Giles, who was very anti-resurrection, still didn't want anyone to know that Buffy was dead. Why?
4. I understand that Sunnydale is the Hellmouth, but shouldn't Buffy be needed elsewhere sometimes? Every planned apocalypse ever can't happen in the same town.
In other news, I've been back from Spain for about 6 weeks. I'm doing nothing with my summer so I'm super bored. I'm applying for TFA and semi-working on my thesis, watching way too much Buffy, and knitting up a storm. I'm excited for school to start, but I'm also not, because it means I'll be a senior, which is too close to comfort to the real world, and that's horrifying.
1. They've made it clear that it is possible for Slayers to "go bad" (like Faith), but there's really only supposed to be one Slayer. There is a protocol to be followed in those instances, but they clearly failed in Faith's case, so what would happen if there wasn't also a Buffy? The monsters would take over the world?
2. The fact that they didn't deal with this during the 5 weeks that Buffy was dead. Shouldn't the Council have been concerned about the lack-of-a-Slayer and hunted down Faith?
3. Giles, who was very anti-resurrection, still didn't want anyone to know that Buffy was dead. Why?
4. I understand that Sunnydale is the Hellmouth, but shouldn't Buffy be needed elsewhere sometimes? Every planned apocalypse ever can't happen in the same town.
In other news, I've been back from Spain for about 6 weeks. I'm doing nothing with my summer so I'm super bored. I'm applying for TFA and semi-working on my thesis, watching way too much Buffy, and knitting up a storm. I'm excited for school to start, but I'm also not, because it means I'll be a senior, which is too close to comfort to the real world, and that's horrifying.