Of course he’s glad that Ethan is no longer dead. However, he also knows that hell is not exactly a place renowned for letting go of its prey. What kind of deal did Ethan make? Was he forced to claw his way out of his own grave, like Buffy, reanimated by dark necromancy? Who’d be interested in bringing him back into play? Janus? The First? A dark
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Wonderful, as always, and I love the Spike references, obviously, but most of all the reminders of how well Giles and Ethan would work as a team, if they weren't mortal enemies. Heh!
Loved it.
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I'm glad you're enjoying the Spike references. I mostly include them to remind grumpy old Rupert that even vampires can change sides. I think he's starting to get the message.
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Would you believe that I only just realized that Jenny Calendar was in many ways a female version of Ethan? Slender, dark hair, dark eyes, sexually active, outspoken, well-connected in the magic community... It's true, she wasn't a chaos worshipper, but she had a great sense of adventure. Plus, she liked monster trucks. I'm pretty sure, Ethan would enjoy monster trucks, too.
(we just watched the first two Ethan epis with the kids)
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ANd I also loved the Spike references and the notion of offering the old power some whiskey.
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But it's funny that I never saw the connection before. *shakes head*
I suppose I wasn't wearing my slash tinted glasses when I watched S2 before. Hee. :-)
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Nice catch.
Wanted to say again too how much I love this story.
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I couldn't have written this much without your support. Knowing that the story has a handful of very faithful readers keeps me going.
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I love this story <300!
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