This one seems like it'd be fun!
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So I'll just ask "Who's getting teh sexored next in Blackmail?"
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But the next segment of Blackmail proper is Giles having his weekly dinner with Xander. They do buddy things, have a guy-ish buddy conversation, and play pool. Which Giles insists on calling snooker, which Xander mocks. And then Giles goes home and sexx0rz himself, as instructed. And after that, the next section is corn-fed Iowa boy in action. Sigh. Poor Riley. I'm going to be mean to him, though none of it will be his fault.
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O.O
'k, I'm totally patient here. Yup, patient is this budgie's middle name. Uh huh. ::nod::
O crap, ok I'm begging here.
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And, hey, I was gong to ask really spoilery things about Ars Draconis, but now I can't. :(
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Cloud Animals, or more specifically, the 'Partners' chapter - Why exactly did Wesley punch Giles in the face. Yes, I know about the Watcher/Slayer spell, but why did he flip out? Will we ever know?
If updates are coming to these stories soon, then I can sit on my hands an wait, otherwise, I'm OK with spoilers, because the suspense is killing me!
Loved seeing an update to An Antique Roman, by the way!
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Dawn's father is Giles. When I first wrote the story, I thought Riley Finn was the obvious answer. The monks would have chosen the guy who was Buffy's boyfriend. But then, after I wrote "A Rooted Sorrow", I decided that the monks might instead have observed her new off-and-on relationship with Giles. And this gives me a lovely and wonderful dramatic setup. Giles resents Dawn more than a little for having caused Buffy's death. Unfairly, yes, but this saves him from having to blame Buffy for choosing suicide, which is an issue dangling unresolved. And he's about to wake up, the morning after "Fenrisulfr"/"The Santa Ana Winds" and discover his manufactured memories of her are gone. And that's she's dangerous.
And his daughter with Buffy, whom he loves beyond expression. A nice set of tensions to drive story, don't you think? I think so, anyway!
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Now I'm twitching even more for a new installment! Yay for stories! *Sorry, I'm on a sugar high right now.*
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Wesley is reacting to the Watcher summoning spell, which summoned him from LA to be with Giles. However, in the timeline this happens immediately after "Lineage", in which Wesley guns down a cyborg he thinks is his father at the time he shoots it. He's feeling touchy about his father, who is a Watcher, and suspicious and kinda wrecked inside. He doesn't want to be a Watcher, but this spell is telling him that he is. (And, secretly, also that he chooses to be one, because the spell doesn't call anybody who doesn't want to be called. Consider a religious vocation as a metaphor for this.)
And you will know. I want to finish this.
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Yesyesyesyesyes!
yes I want!!
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The sword hasn't been fully activated. I've given you all the clues about how, both in flashback to past rituals and in commentary about how the sword is rumored to have worked. Buffy says it outright: "it's always about blood, isn't it?" (I picked this up from S5 canon and ran with it.)
But godsblood is not the same as ordinary mortal blood, is it?
The experience after that is an order of magnitude more intense, and the two are one being for a while. Until one of them decides to rejoin his lost lover. The sword will be a powerful artifact after that, but no longer sentient. And the other man will bear it.
Still cagey, actually :)
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I found it to be this really interesting layered back story, and for as much as we learn about it via Giles, that you probably have a whole lot more of it in your head.
I'm not sure if it matters, but I think I've only read part 3, Thusia, of the trilogy.
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I'm intrigued about the Eyghon story as well as the Cruciamentum.
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