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Oct 07, 2006 17:16

Things are coming along nicely here. The slayer school is almost to capacity, the watchers finally trained, even Dawn. Buffy is finally getting used to the fact that she is a watcher. She may not be thrilled with the decision I made, but she sees that it was the proper one ( Read more... )

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frisky_watcher October 8 2006, 02:05:40 UTC
"Perhaps it is I who knows her better than you and know full well she is not only capable of handling such a job, but ready for it." I say a bit too angrily. What is it? She thinks I just decided on whim to hand a job to Dawn and didn't consider if she was prepared and ready for such a title?

I took a deep breath and stood, now pacing the office. I couldn't decide if I wanted to be angry with her or perhaps proud that she was so protective. "Buffy.." I start as I attempt to gather my emotions. "She has prepared for this, she is training with one of my best watchers, and her most difficult task of late has been babysitting twins. I am certain that if she can handle being in the same house as Cecelia and Connor, she can handle anything." I explained attempting to throw a bit of levity in there, not to ease Buffy's mind, but to keep me from losing my temper.

"I also have to consider that she is taking the time to train for something she was destined to do, when others with a similar destiny have been shirking their responsibilities." Ok that was a bit low, but she would understand my feelings now.

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stake_and_cross October 8 2006, 02:33:38 UTC
"First of all, Giles, I know you love Dawn and wouldn't intentionally do anything that puts her at risk. And you're right, just her being around me is dangerous. But you gave her the job, and less than a day later, she was already knocked unconscious. If you hadn't made her a watcher, she could be away at school somewhere studying to become who knows what. And you didn't even ask me before you offered it to her. I'm not her mom, but I'm the closest thing she's got, and you should have at least asked me before you told her. And I may have taken a break from the slaying for the past couple of months, but this place is swarming with girls who love to fill my shoes. So what difference does it make?"

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frisky_watcher October 8 2006, 02:42:43 UTC
"First of all dear child, if you took a moment from being angry with me to look at the circumstances, her being in that home was nothing to do with her watcher position. It was simply wrong place and wrong time. You also know full well that no matter where she is, being who she is will lead to danger." I was instantly furious. She had no idea as to the things she was accusing me of and it was mostly speech of a spoiled child.

"As for your Break from slaying you must know it makes a world of difference. Those girls are in no way prepared to face what you have. You can not throw them to the wolves the week they get here, no matter how eager they are. You are needed to train them, guide them, and whatever else they might need." I say "I would also have to ask, have you even bothered to check in on anyone else? Willow, Faith? Any of the other slayers? Do you know that not only Tara has arisen from the dead but Cordelia as well, or possibly that we have two pregnant slayers? Have you taken time to step away from Spike long enough to be aprised of any of these details?"

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