BtVS Double Drabble: Taking Over

[badly_knitted]

Title: Taking Over
Fandom: BtVS
Author: badly_knitted
Characters: Catherine Madison, Amy Madison.
Rating: PG
Written For: Challenge 053: Diet at doubledrabbles.
Spoilers/Setting: The Witch.
Summary: Catherine can’t stand to see the way her daughter is wasting her life, but she can fix that with the proper diet and exercise.
Disclaimer: I don’t own BtVS, or the

Comments

[cynthia2015]

I wonder how much of what Catherine did to Amy influence the formers bad behaviour?

The episode where Buffy's was in need of juice.

Buffy: Macho, macho man...*singing*

[badly_knitted]

She obviously inherited her mother's witchcraft, so it's hard to know.

Thank you.

[cynthia2015]

Cordelia: Hey, I'm really sorry you guys got bumped back to alternate. Hold it, wait. No, I'm not.
Amy: Well, I know that I'll miss the intellectual thrill of spelling out words with my arms.

Yeah. Being a rat for three years made her bitter.

[badly_knitted]

I can understand that. Rats aren't well liked, although Willow took god care of her.

[cynthia2015]

Yeah. If Amy had been turned into a cat, like the familiar on "Charmed". Willow felt guilty and we saw how she wasn't always in control when using magic. Tara was more knowledgeable in witchcraft.

[badly_knitted]

Willow was more powerful though, and once she got to grips with casting spells she was really good at it.

[cynthia2015]

Yeah. Towards the end. But not before learning from her mistakes. Controlling her emotions and all that.

Tara knew that Buffy wasn't herself when Faith occupied her body.

[badly_knitted]

She did need to learn.

Everyone should have known from the way she was acting.

[cynthia2015]

Like that personal gain stuff on "Charmed".

Buffy [had mistaken her for Vamp Willow]: Willow. Your alive!

Willow: Aren't I always?*confused*

That's what I always think in these scenarios.*shrugs*

There should be code names made or a spell for sensing their aura. It's happened too many times already and not just on "Buffy". Lets not forget the Buffybot plot.

[badly_knitted]

It can be a fun trope, but the other characters can be really dense.

[cynthia2015]

Yes! Trope.*forgot term*

In the Angel episode "Carpe Noctem". David Boreanaz got to do less brooding and more comedy. It didn't take too long before the team knew something was up.

[badly_knitted]

Yes, that was amusing. =)

[cynthia2015]

The old guy could have just left town in Angel's body.*shrugs*

Giles: Uh, how did you know it was me?
Buffy: Your eyes. (off his look) You're the only person in the world that can looked *that* annoyed with me.*episode "A New Man"*

The best part of that episode was Giles scaring off Professor Walsh in demon form. That scene never gets old.:D

[badly_knitted]

Yeah, poor Giles! I still have that one to look forward to, I'm only on the second disc of season 2.

[cynthia2015]

Okay. I won't spoil your rewatch. Mistaken identity plots are usually anything but fun.:(

The body swap between Piper and Leo on Charmed was more light-hearted. It served a better purpose than the marriage counselling session did.

[badly_knitted]

So long since I've watched Charmed I don't even remember.